Genealogy and Immigration History of the Kobernuss Families of Alt-Gaarz, Mecklenburg, Germany 1752-2010
The Hammonia Immigration ship of Carl and Sophie Kobernus November 14, 1873
“As you look toward the future, always remember the treasures of our Past. Every generation stands on the shoulders of the generation that came before. Jealously guard the values and principles of our heritage. They did not come easy.” -Ronald Reagan-
Author: George Martin Kobernus, Colonel USAF (Ret.)
Revision 7, Publish date: 1 January 2013
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DEDICATION ...... 4 FORWARD ...... 5 CHAPTER 1: Overview ...... 7 Synopsis ...... 7 Background ...... 7 A Short History And Geography Lesson ...... 7 Early Likely Ancestors ...... 9 Distribution Of Families In Germany ...... 9 Possible Origins Of The Names ...... 10 CHAPTER 2: The Challenges of Family Research ...... 12 Naming Customs ...... 12 First Names ...... 12 Family Surnames...... 12 Problems With Spelling ...... 14 The Soundex System ...... 15 Mecklenburg Church Records ...... 15 US Church Records ...... 18 US Civil Records ...... 19 CHAPTER 3: Immigration ...... 21 A Short History Of German Immigration ...... 21 Kobernus And Kubbernuss Immigration ...... 22 Where They Settled ...... 23 CHAPTER 4: Slicing and Dicing the Data ...... 24 How We Found Our Ancestors ...... 24 The Breakthrough! ...... 24 The Next Step ...... 25 The Kobernuss Family Tree in Alt Gaarz, Kirch Lütgendorf ...... 25 Migration From Alt-Gaarz ...... 26 The Buffalo Connection ...... 28 CHAPTER 5: Wrapping it up ...... 29 Loose Ends ...... 29 Summary & Conclusion ...... 33
2 Appendix 1: The Cobernus Family Coat Of Arms ...... 34 Appendix 2: The Voyages Of Our Ancestors ...... 35 Transatlantic Travel – The Early Days ...... 35 Advent Of The Steamship ...... 36 Appendix 3: Kobernuss Families Emigration Records ...... 38 “Palmerston“ Hamburg-New York. Sept 1869 - 18.Sept.1869 ...... 38 “Cimbria“ Hamburg-New York 11.1870 – 14.11.1870...... 38 “Hammonia“ Hamburg--New York 01.11.1873 - 14.11.1873 ...... 39 “Bohemia“ Hamburg & Havre – NY 30. 10. 1881 ...... 40 Appendix 4: Still More Information On Names ...... 41 Recognizing German Names ...... 41 Farm Names ...... 42 Jewish Names ...... 42 Patronymics ...... 42 Appendix 5: Significant Locations In Mecklenburg ...... 45 Appendix 6: Kobernus Family Home Oak Park IL...... 47 Appendix 7:Kobernus Family Plot ...... 48 Appendix 8: Castle Garden ...... 49 Immigration Portal For The Kobernuss Families ...... 49 Appendix 9: Kirch Lütgendorf Marriage And Birth Records ...... 56 Early Records ...... 56 The Earliest Known Birth Record ...... 57 Earliest Known Marriage Record ...... 57 Birth Records For The Family Of Carl Kobernus ...... 57 Appendix 10: German Script ...... 61 Appendix 11: Kobernus Auswanderungskonsensakten ...... 62 Appendix 12: 1965 Letter ...... 66 John Kobernus Letter to George Kobernus 1965 ...... 66 Appendix 13: Descendants of F.W. Kobernuss ...... 69 Appendix 14: Birth, Marriage and Death Dates ...... 83 Appendix 15: Kobernuss Family Tree ...... 106 INDEX ...... 152
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John Kobernus
In late October 1965, my college study was focused on early American History and the role that European immigrants played in the creation of our nation. This led me to wonder about my own family and the contribution they might have made. Since anyone who might know something in my immediate family was deceased, I wrote a letter to John Kobernus of Chicago, the only other Kobernus I could find in a phone book I found in the San Francisco Public Library. His reply, which is included as appendix 13 to this genealogy, was very helpful and interesting. However, this was before the advent of the Internet and personal computers and despite John’s encouragement, further work on the family history just seemed too hard to do. The war in South East Asia and a subsequent military career kept me from pursuing my interest in the Kobernus family history further. We spent five years in Germany during the cold war and as close as we got to Mecklenburg was East Berlin.
I retired from the Air Force in 1994. During a review of my personal papers, I discovered the long forgotten letters from John Kobernus with a notation ”Research of Family Tree -- to be finished someday.”
This seemed like an interesting summer project while trying to determine where we would finally settle. Thus began what turned out to be a 40,000- mile, four-year search for some very elusive ancestors. We visited many cemeteries and libraries from Buffalo to Seattle looking for mention of the Kobernus families, met and corresponded with many newly discovered cousins, and learned a great deal about our family history.
Although we never met John Kobernus, his spirit is still with us, urging us on.
George Martin Kobernus, Colonel USAF (Ret.) 6296 Red Fox Run, Traverse City, MI 49686 Ph 231-933-9321 E-Mail [email protected] Internet Homepage http://kobernus.com/
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This is a draft volume of a larger study of the 30 or more KOBERNUSS and KUBBERNUSS families of Mecklenburg Germany that immigrated to the US between 1853 and 1888.
This specific volume focuses on the Kobernuss families that immigrated in four increments from villages in Kirch Lütgendorf and Kirch Grubenhagen parishes Mecklenburg Germany. These immigrations took place in 1869, 1870, 1873 and 1881. Two families remained in Tonawanda-Buffalo NY and two families settled in Oak Park Illinois. A final immigration took place in 1884 when Friederike, the sister of Carl Kobernuss immigrated to Oak Park with her Husbd. Frederick Sanftleben from Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Lütgendorf.
This has been a collaborative effort of many people; however, a word of caution is needed. In order to understand the times and places of our ancestors, we collected quite a bit of historical and background data on German and US politics, history, sociology and economics. Some of that information is presented without attribution.
We’ve looked at many original records and have tried to faithfully document our sources; however, by necessity, some of the data in this paper is unverified or anecdotal. We encourage other family researchers to check our work. Particular attention should be paid to the references and sources cited in the footnotes as they often indicate our assessment of the quality of the information or that additional information is needed. Also, many of the early US records we've reviewed were of poor quality. Many source documents were in Old German script from the late 1600’s and early 1700's and often difficult to read.
Despite these disclaimers, we believe that this genealogy fairly represents the history of the Kobernuss families that emigrated from Mecklenburg and settled in Buffalo and Oak Park Illinois. We expect additional revisions to this work and encourage our correspondents to contact us to ensure corrections and additional data are included in the future versions.
Family history is very fragile. Every year, people who possess important information about our past disappear from the scene. Here is a quick story that demonstrates this fact of life. During my career in the Air Force, I was stationed at, and visited Lowery Air Force Base in Aurora Colorado near Denver many times. William Kobernus, grandson of Carl and Sophie Kobernus, lived in Aurora during that period. I did not know who he was and always intended to contact him to find out if we were related but I
5 never did. During the period 1980-83, I was stationed at March Air Force Base in Moreno Valley near Riverside California. William Kobernus had moved there from Aurora and lived less than one mile from the base. While I did not know he lived there, it turns out I passed near where he lived twice a day for two years. William died in 1982. I’m sure he could have told me many interesting stories about his family and its history.
Many people have helped in this project and we are very appreciative of their efforts. However, it’s likely that much more information is available. For example, it is very possible that the Kobernuss family bible in the possession of Alvina Lahmann when she died is sitting in a dark attic just waiting to be discovered. So far there are no known pictures of Marie, Carl or Sophie Kobernuss and their children. For this genealogy to take on a life of its own, we need additional documentation. We encourage family members to share any stories, photos and other documentation with so we can publish them in future versions of this work.
6 Genealogy of the Kobernuss Families Of Alt-Gaarz Mecklenburg
CHAPTER 1: Overview
Synopsis This genealogy outlines the research done between 1996 and 2000 on the Kobernuss families of Alt-Gaarz, Mecklenburg that immigrated to the USA in 1869, 1870, 1873 and 1881. These families settled in Buffalo. Tonawanda New York and Oak Park Illinois. It provides historical and background data that will be valuable to researchers seeking to expand on and correct this work.
Background In January 1996 I began the search for the origin of our ancestors. All we knew for sure was that my father lived in Chicago and that his grandparents probably came from Germany. We investigated the extensive genealogy files maintained by the Church of Latter Day Saints (LDS/Mormon). At that time, there was only one Kobernus mentioned in their file and the information about him later turned out to be incorrect. However, there were a number of unrelated Kubbernuss families from Levin and Küsserow, Mecklenburg Germany in the LDS files.
We also researched US Census data for several northeastern and mid- western states and contacted many people in the U.S. and Germany with the name Kobernuss. We surveyed various genealogy news groups on the Internet, and visited numerous cemeteries, libraries, and genealogy archives in upstate New York, Michigan, Iowa, Indiana, and Illinois during the summers of 1996-8. We quickly learned that this family name is very rare worldwide.
A Short History and Geography Lesson Although we ran across mention of people named Kobernus or Kobernuss in various locations, there was no information regarding their history or how they came to the United States. There was a lot of information on German immigration, but little information that helped identify the birthplace of our great grandparents. One correspondent wrote that she thought the Kobernuss family came from Mecklenburg but had no further information.
7 Subsequent research disclosed that all of the people we’ve researched with the Cobernuss, Kobernuss, Kobernusz or Kubbernuss names came either from Mecklenburg or Pomerania. A little background here on these two regions might be useful:
Mecklenburg: Located between Schleswig-Holstein and Pomerania, the Mecklenburg region was conquered by Henry the Lion in the latter half of the 12th century. In 1348 it was elevated to a duchy. The duchy was subdivided in 1621 into the duchies of Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz, both of which were elevated to grand duchies in 1815 and governed with identical flags. They joined the German Empire in 1871 and, after World War I, were made states of the new German Republic. In 1934 the two Duchies were united into the State of Mecklenburg. After World War II, Mecklenburg became part of the Soviet Zone known as East Germany or the German Democratic Republic (GDR). The state of Mecklenburg was dissolved in 1952, when East Germany was reorganized into districts. In 1990, with Germany’s unification, the State of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) was created.
Pomerania: This was a Prussian province east of Mecklenburg that became a part of the German Empire in 1181. Divided by the Oder River, Pomerania was split into Vorpommern (West Pomerania), and Hinterpommern (East Pomerania). After the 30 years religious wars of 1618-1648, many Swedish families immigrated to the area and Sweden ruled this region for 167 years. Prussia regained control in 1818 following the Napoleonic wars. Vorpommern was a part of the German Democratic Republic (GDR East Germany) until the reunification of Germany in 1990 when Mecklenburg- Vorpommern was created out of the former Mecklenburg and West Pomerania.
Most of the German families we’ve contacted, or know of, lived in East Germany during the cold war years (1945-1989), and are just now renewing their association with relatives that lived in West Germany. For example, we’ve learned of two Kobernuss brothers who had not seen each other for over 40 years and were reunited in 1990. Most of our German correspondents trace their origins to within 50 kilometers of Malchin, and there are a number of families still living in that general area. We have yet to find a German family that has done much research on their line, and genealogy research by US families is also very limited.
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Early Likely Ancestors There is some indication that a merchant or lower level nobility family named Cobernuss lived from about 1400 to 1700 in what is now Malchin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Although this family line apparently died out in the 1700s, we found the names Cobernuss, Kobernuss & Kubbernuss in German church records as early as 1600 and these names are in use in Germany today. At this point, we can only conclude that because of their rarity, it’s likely all persons with these surnames have a common origin sometime in antiquity. One possibility is that our ancestors were people associated with the Cobernuss merchant family as servants or tenants and assumed the name of the owner of the estate where they worked or the name of the farm.
We have obtained a copy of the coat of arms for the Cobernus family of Malchin family and it’s provided as a matter of historical interest only.
There are more than 300,000 registered coats of arms for German names—some surnames have many coats of arms—each specific to one family. In Germany, a coat of arms is awarded to a specific family and never to a group of families with the same name. Unless an ancestor received a grant of arms (armorial bearings), use of a surname does not entitle a person to use a coat of arms.
Also, bearing a coat of arms does not mean that you are descended from a noble family. Over the last 400 years, there have been many coats of arms whose bearers are merchant or working families who lived in cities and/or villages rather than on large estates. For German coat of arms, there is a register, the so-called Wappenrolle, which shows all existing and registered coat of arms. It is still possible to create a coat of arms today. However, it has to meet certain heraldic features and must be registered. There is no indication that our ancestors’ station in life was anything more than as day laborers on large estates in Mecklenburg. See Appendix 1 for more on this subject.
Distribution of Families in Germany As noted above, almost all of the early families we’ve studied lived near the borders of Mecklenburg and West Pomerania, near the city of Malchin. The most common names we’ve encountered are Kobernuss and Kubbernuss. For various reasons, we believe Kubbernuss is a variation of Kobernuss (Cobernuss is rarely used). These names are often interchangeable, and have co-existed in the same area of Mecklenburg since at least the early 1600’s. In German, Kobernuss “sounds like” Kubernuss. We’ve found cases where the same family used two or more of these names in village church books and on ship manifests.
9 We analyzed 111 known marriages in Mecklenburg between 1643 and 1800. Over this period the numbers of marriages were about equal in the two family names. The Kobernuss families were represented in about 70 percent of the earlier years, while marriages in the Kubbernuss families were greater in the later years. Of the 17 villages in this study, Kobernuss families existed in 13 villages in an arc east and south of Malchin, while Kubbernuss families were concentrated primarily in four adjacent villages about 15 miles north of that city. A study of migration trends after 1800 indicates much more overlap and distribution of the names in villages throughout the Malchin area and to the west. This data only includes Mecklenburg and does not reflect possible migration east to Pomerania, south to Brandenburg or to the western areas of Schleswig - Holstein and beyond.
Other bits of information continue to surface. For example, a Kobernuss family now living in Hamburg recently discovered that their ancestors who lived along the Mecklenburg-Pomerania border used the name Kubbernuss in early church records. There also was an effort to encourage Germans to immigrate into Russia in the 17th century, so the family names may have spread to the east as well. Many Germans lived in Poland before the Russians drove them out after World War II. We have been in touch with a German family that has Kubernus ancestors in Schoenballen in 1896 and Rotwalde as early as 1800.These villages are in East Pomerania (Now Poland).
Possible Origins of the Names We don’t know the origin of the names we’re researching. Because of the early Danish and Swedish influence in Mecklenburg and Pomerania, it’s possible the Kobernuss name and its variants are Scandinavian in origin. KOBENHAVEN (COPENHAVEN) Denmark is not far from the area in Mecklenburg where we’ve found the earliest mention of these names, so maybe there is a connection there.
The best-known work on German names is the Deutsch Namenslexikon (German Name Lexicon), by Hans Bahlow, which gives the origin and meaning of 15,000 names. Our review of this source indicates no entry for Cobernuss or Kobernuss but does indicate” Kober” may refer to a” pack basket” (basket to be carried on one’s back. In East Germany, the Slavic word”Kovar” refers to a blacksmith.
Another reference, German-American Names, by George F. Jones also contains definitions for a large number of German names. This book also lists” Kober”, which it says means”basket, back-pack, fish-trap, huckster.” (Could this be some sort of merchant or seller of baskets?). The German word,”NUSS”means,”NUT” in English. Is it possible an early ancestor may
10 have been a seller of nuts or something similar and carried them in a basket?
Early German surnames are easily recognized; many end with the letters ”er”, like Kammer, Mueller or Berger. The name Cober/Kober is fairly common in German records and might qualify under this rule. Is it possible that the suffix”nuss” might have another unknown meaning?
Other naming trivia we’ve noticed in early church records include attaching the suffix ”en” to the names of females to denote gender. This was used mostly with females or with males e.g., with the father’s son or daughter. In addition, in German, the possessive or genitive case ends regularly on”en” or”s.” For example, the daughter of Johann Kobernuss would be known as Maria Kobernussen or the son of Johann Mueller would be recorded as Wilhelm Muellers.
Some years ago during a visit to Kobern, a small village on the Mosel River in Western Germany, a local tavern owner told us the village name meant ”Lover.” However, this village is in the heart of the wine country, quite a distance from Malchin and we think the local chamber of commerce probably wanted a name that sounded more romantic than ”Basket of Nuts or Nut Seller.” As a result, we still don’t know what the name means if anything. Maybe the source of the name rests in another language?
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CHAPTER 2: The Challenges of Family Research
Naming Customs Tracing families and individuals in records can be frustrating unless we understand a little about how names originated, how they change over time, and how they are used.
First Names First or”given names“ always existed. When people lived in clans or small villages, everyone had just one name. That’s all they needed because everyone knew each other. At first, a name identified a specific person, and later a group of persons (family name). This began with verbal usage, and was later fixed through writing. Except for a few famous people, early records only mentioned nobility and church officials.
As population increased, it became necessary to distinguish between people with the same given name. In 325 A.D. The Catholic Church outlawed the use of pagan names and names from pagan gods. So the use of biblical names became the norm. The church went further in 1545 as it made the use of saint’s names mandatory before Catholic baptism. As a result, there were only about twenty common names for boys and girls. Later in the next century the Reformation and Protestant religions rejected Catholic mandates and traditions. So their children were named after New Testament and Old Testament figures, rather than just saint’s names. People were also named after nobility or famous persons, and Frederick, and Charlotte and others were added. In addition,”Germanic” names such as Wilhelm or Heike were added and many names of Slavic origin found their way to Germany. Middle names were first introduced by German nobility in the fifteenth century, but did not become common until the seventeen hundreds.
Family Surnames Family names did not really begin until after the 1100s and when they did, they often changed depending on where people lived, their parents, whom they married or their profession. Common people rarely used surnames. It is difficult to trace a family name back to its original spelling because when family names were being formed, there were not many official records and Literacy was rare. Most names were entered in church and civil records according to the way they sounded. A native German speaker will pronounce Kobernuss like Kubbernuss.
12 Because of the dialect of an area, the same name was written differently in different areas. They came about as towns and villages began to grow, as people began to move from the farms to the cities, as the craftsmen became more self-sufficient, and as the farmers and citizens became freer. German people of noble origin were not required to have a surname. People of nobility were only known by their origin or their reign, such as from the house of Habsburg or from the house of Windsor. In the German language it is easy to recognize if a person is of noble origin. His/Her name will always have the word ”von” as part of the name, like Maria von Habsburg Empress of Austria.) This word”von” should never be mistaken by the Dutch word Van that does not have the same meaning. It was only during the reign of Frederick the Great, King of Prussia (1740- 86), that common people were first required to have a surname. Many German surnames have their roots in the Germanic Middle-Ages. It is generally agreed that Western civilized countries developed family surnames from one of four ways. (1) Location: these surnames came from the town, estates, or city where the person lived. Nobles took on the name of their estate, and passed it down to their sons. Most often, peasants took on the names of their village or a distinguishing geographical characteristic such a river. (2) Kinship: "son of” names: i.e., Jen-son/Jen- sen. (3) Occupational: names coming from the profession of a parent such as Mueller (Miller), and (4)”Pet” names: Special or unusual physical features of an individual, i.e., Red-man, Stout. German names were derived mostly from occupations like Kaufman, meaning merchant or Schmidt meaning smith and Bauer meaning farmer. The second most common source for German names were from colors, such as Braun (brown), Grunt (green), Rosen (rose), Roth (red), Schwarz (black) and Weiss (white). Nicknames were the second to last most common source of names followed by location names. It was also common for a man to take the name of a farm he purchased or acquired by marriage. From the way in which a person’s name is spelled, you can sometimes tell the general area he was from. For example, the occupation of Smithy, Schmitz is from Rhineland and Schmediding was from the Westfalen area. For Butcher: the name Fleischer comes from the East German area and Knochenhauer comes from the Hanover area. For Baker: In South and Central Germany the name is Beck or Back. The”ing” added to an occupational name indicates he was from the Niedersachsen area. The ending”en” indicates that he was from the Rheinland area.
13 Latin was the language of the areas we’ve been researching until the middle of the 14th century. By 1600 the literary language was well established; however the German language did not become recognizable in its present form until about the middle of the 18th century. We have come across a number of variations of the Cobernuss name in German and US records. Many of these variations (particularly those in early records) are clearly”sounds like” misspellings. However, there may be other reasons for the variants. For example, the German language has some unique aspects that researchers have to deal with. The most common examples are:
Umlauts: These additional vowels are called umlauts (Umlauate): ä Ä, ë Ë, ï Ï, öÖ, and ü Ü. When converting German words to English, the umlaut is omitted and the letter e is added, thus Schröder becomes Schroeder.
Eszet Or Scharfes-S: The German letter or Greek Beta”ß” is the equivalent of ss and is alphabetized as if it were ss. As a result, ß, ss and s are used interchangeably. In a headline or other printed form using all capital letters the ß is printed as SS. Thus, the word Haß retains the Ezett when the work is written in lower case; but when it is composed in all capital letters, it is shown as HASS. One other convention we’ve encountered when corresponding with German speakers is the use of sz instead of the ß or ss. As a result, Kobernuß becomes Kobernusz. The Kobernuß family that immigrated to the US from Cadow in 1872 now spells their name Kobernusz. This form makes it easy to identify all descendants of this immigrant family living in the US today. Native German speakers suggest that in written correspondence, the modern preferred form is Kobernuss.
The Choice Of "C” Or ”K”: The choice of the first letter of the surname is probably based on a ”sounds like” convention, a gradual change in the German language over time, or personal preference rather than some linguistic rule. The use of the letter ”C” is rare but seen more often the very early records while the letter ”K” predominates in the later records. There are only two current American family lines we know of that use Cobernus or Cubbernuss and, as far as we know, only one Germany family uses the name Cobernuss.
Problems with Spelling Until the 20th century, different standards of spelling were found in various parts of Germany and Europe where German was spoken. The most common surname variations we’ve encountered in German church records are Kobernuss and Kubbernuss. How a name was spelled was
14 unimportant. How it was pronounced was what counted. Many people could pronounce their own names, but they could not write or spell them. They had to rely on the Pastor to document parish events. Different pastors might spell family names differently. For example, in one parish the family name might be Kobernuss, but when the family moved to another parish they might be recorded as Cobernuss. Despite this, we’ve often found consistency in the spelling of names in German parish registers within a village or parish. And there was some recognition of traditional spelling of family names by Pastors.
The Soundex System Genealogists use the Soundex system adopted for the US Census when researching family names. This system assigns a letter-number combination to certain letters of the alphabet. In this way, names that sound alike are grouped together even though their spelling may differ. Almost all of the surname variations we’ve encountered in our research conform to the same Soundex code of C165 or K165. For example, the variations Kobernus, Kobernuss, Kubbernuss, Kubbernuhs and Koffarnuss have the same Soundex code. Cobernus, Cobernuss, and CUBBERNUSS have the Soundex code of C165. This works well when researching records that use the Soundex system, but most indexes still place these names in different parts of the alphabet and a researcher has to be alert to search for all possible combinations.
Mecklenburg Church Records Few people we’ve contacted knew much about the history of their family beyond their own or their parent’s generation. Civil registration (Records, Zivilstandsregister or Personenstandsregister) records did not begin in Germany until about 1876. This was after most of the immigrants we’ve studied had left Mecklenburg and Pomerania.
As a result, we’ve had to rely mostly on Mecklenburg German church records (Kirchenbücher) in our research. These records are particularly important because the civil authorities did not begin registering births, marriages, and deaths until after 1876. Generally recorded at the time of the event, parish records contain births, baptisms, marriages, confirmations and deaths. The data recorded in these records varied over time. Later records usually have more information than early ones.
Few churches in Mecklenburg kept records prior to 1602. In that year, the Evangelical Lutheran Church issued a proclamation requiring every parish to maintain a church book. At first, the proclamation only required churches to keep baptisms, marriages, and confessions. Later, the proclamation was revised to include death registers. Finally, in 1815, all parishes were required to add confirmations. A uniform system of record
15 keeping was introduced in Mecklenburg-Schwerin in 1786 and in Mecklenburg-Strelitz in 1810.
These records vary in quality from unreadable scribble and ink blots to works of art. These records normally document birth, confirmation, marriage and death events. Many records were destroyed during the Thirty Years War (1617-1648, the French invasions around 1690, and during the Second World War (1939-1945).
In the early 1700’s some churches began making copies of their church books because they were worried about this destruction. In 1786 Mecklenburg-Schwerin passed a law requiring the duplication of church books, but there was so much to be copied that this could not be done. In 1787 the law was amended to say that only the books after 1740 had to be copied. In 1874 the Evangelical Church Council of Mecklenburg- Schwerin requested that all duplicate copies of church books up to 1750 be handed over for safekeeping to the Confidential and Main Archives in Schwerin. In 1914 another proclamation required all church registers up to the year 1786 to be turned over to the Confidential and Main Archives.
Mecklenburg-Strelitz passed a law requiring duplicates of church records in 1803. This law required that the copies be turned in to the main archive in Neustrelitz. This law was reconfirmed in 1927. Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz were united on January 1, 1934. The holdings of the archives in Schwerin and Neustrelitz were all combined in the archives in Schwerin. A central office for parish registers was created on May 1, 1934, also in Schwerin, because those under the Nazi regime had to prove their ancestry. All parish registers were brought to this office if they had not already been deposited in one of the archives or were not still in use in a parish.
These parish registers, over 2,000 volumes, were carefully inventoried, taking note of gaps in the registers. During World War II, the Mecklenburg church records were moved for safe keeping to salt mines in Grasleben. After the war this area fell into the British occupation zone and the British authorities sent the records to a palace just outside the city of Goslar in the Harz Mountains for storage. Later the records were deposited in Ratzeburg, the only Mecklenburg city that ended up in West Germany. The church records of Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz up until 1875 are now in Schwerin and are available at the church archives.
16 German church records now exist for almost all parishes in Mecklenburg. Microfilmed in 1951 by The Genealogical Society of Utah, an arm of the Mormon Church, the records are available at the Family History Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. In addition, copies of these microfilms are available at local Family History Centers all over the world. It is not necessary to know much more than a few key words of German and learning to read the old German script does not take long. In addition, records can be ordered directly from the Schwerin Archive in Germany. This archive contains other records. This is where we located the 1873 Auswanderungskonsensakten of our Great Grandfather Carl Kobernus. The archive is very responsive and the fees are reasonable.
The earliest records we’ve been able to decipher start about 1630. In the larger cities there are often several parishes that need to be researched within a city or small area. In the rural areas, the reverse exists: one church had jurisdiction over several villages known as Fillialorte (daughter places). Over time, jurisdictions changed, records are lost and rediscovered, so researchers have to accept the facts as they find them, and what we know today may be changed by later corrections or discoveries. Types of church records we’ve looked at are:
Birth and Christening Records: Children were usually baptized within a few days of birth. Prior to the late 1700s, many pastors did not record the name of the parents or only recorded the father’s name. Later records show the date of birth and the date of christening, the child’s name, the names of the parents, and the names of the godparents. We have encountered a few cases where the birth date cited turns out to be actually the christening data. For example, Magdalena Maria Kobernuss was listed with a birth date of 19 April 1754 in Alt Gaarz, but in the 1819 Mecklenburg census she is listed as having been born 4 May 1754.
Illegitimate Births: Originally, when a child was born in Mecklenburg out of wedlock, he would receive the surname of the father if the father were known. In Mecklenburg-Schwerin after 1838, by law, an illegitimate child received the surname of the mother if the birth was not followed by the marriage of the parents. The name of the child was recorded as”angeblich” (alleged) in the church books, if relying on the mother’s word. Even if the parents eventually married, the child would still be listed with the mother’s surname in most cases because the pastor usually did not go back and change the birth record. In general, the name of the father was recorded up to the year 1860 after which the practice gradually came to a stop.
17 Marriage Records: The marriage usually took place in the home parish of the bride. The pastor recorded the names of bride and groom, whether each was single or widowed, and the date of the marriage. The earliest marriage records give little information about the parents of the couple. In most cases, until the beginning of the 1800s, marriage registers recorded only the names of the bride’s parents. In Mecklenburg-Strelitz the names of the groom’s parents began to be recorded after 1810. This practice was introduced in Mecklenburg-Schwerin sometime after 1820. The birth dates of the bride and groom began to be entered in marriage registers during the 1800s. Some marriage registers even give the birthplaces of the bride and groom.
Death Records: Deceased persons were usually buried within a few days of their death. The pastor recorded the name of the deceased, the death date and the burial date. Early death registers did not record the place of birth and age of the deceased, but later records usually did. Death records from the 1800s often give the cause of death and even the name of the spouse or other survivors.
The Mormon Church continues to film related records, and this is an excellent and growing resource.
US Church Records Researching US church records is much more challenging. There have been a few efforts to film church records in the US, but this is a hit and miss proposition. All of the major dominations in the US have established archives for the records they know about. But the quality and scope of their collections vary. The Mormon Church has filmed some records and we’ve found some records in various libraries we’ve visited. However, until recently, we’ve have not had much luck in this area.
The biggest problem is that many US churches from the 1800’s no longer exist, it’s hard to determine where the records might reside if they exist at all. When a church closes or combines with another, the records are often transferred to another church or sent to the denomination archives; this makes locating the records very difficult. When churches that had adjoining cemeteries disappear or merge with others, the cemetery headstones are sometimes removed and the remains relocated. Many Cemeteries are very well organized, but others have to scramble to determine the plot where people are buried. When they can’t readily find the location of someone who is clearly buried there, they tell you there will be a charge for doing the research.
We did have a recent break-through in locating what we think is the church that Carl and Sophie Kobernus attended in Forest Park. We
18 recently discovered an 1888 marriage license between Marie Cobernuss and Charles Smith in Cook county records. Further research indicates the bride is probably Marie Kobernus, daughter of Carl and Sophie Kobernuss. The groom, Charles Smith is probably Carl Schmidt. The couple was married in St. Peter’s Lutheran church on Dixon Street in Forest Park. This church is only about 10 blocks from the family home in Oak Park Illinois. We’re also doing some research on St. John’s, another church also about the same distance from the Kobernus residence. We’ll report more on these developments in the next revision to this genealogy.
US Civil Records Early US records are incomplete and often unreliable. Our research indicates that many of the immigrants were illiterate, leading to greater variations in spelling of family names. We’ve seen naturalization documents and wills that reflect only an”X his/her mark” where the signature would be. On the other hand, we’ve seen many documents from the same period that indicates some people had some education and could at least sign their own name.
The advent of computers and the Internet make creation and distribution of information much easier; however, the old adage of”Garbage in - Garbage out” has never been truer. For example, although the Mormon Church maintains the largest existing genealogy computer database file in the world, the quality of this data varies greatly because the LDS does not require submitters to provide sources with their data. Once an error is identified in the Mormon database it is very difficult, if not impossible, to get it corrected. Other databases available on the Internet seldom provide source documentation, so it is difficult to determine the quality of data. As a result, unless a source is cited, readers should treat the information as unverified.
In the US, the National Archives, and state and local governments hold many records. These entities have made great strides in making their records available to the public, and the advent of computerized library indexes, personal computers, the Internet, and large centralized databases makes research much easier. Despite this progress, researchers still encounter significant roadblocks. Although we try to do original research when ever possible, we often have to rely on the work of others.
States, counties, and towns take a different approach to maintaining and making vital statistics available to the public. Some jurisdictions allow you to browse to your hearts content in original records that go back to the early 1800s, while others are guarded by an old crone who is clearly determined to never reveal to anyone the contents of her vault. Vital records by city, state and county entities often don’t exist, are incomplete
19 or obviously wrong. In addition, fires in various archives have destroyed valuable records over the years.
The unsung heroes in this story are the people (many of them volunteers) who man the public libraries, LDS Family History Center and Local Historical Societies. We always try to visit one of each in every location we visit. Some have extensive collections, while others are very limited. Most have good equipment & facilities (some are on the cutting edge of technology) but all the people we dealt with were highly professional, helpful and overworked. As you would expect, the libraries located in state capitols are the best equipped and manned, and have the advantage of usually being collocated with the state archives.
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CHAPTER 3: Immigration
A Short History of German Immigration Why was there such a great mass of people wishing to quit their homeland? The answer lies in European politics, economics and class conflict. During the 1700s and 1800s a type of Feudalism existed in Prussia and other parts of Germany known as Inherited Serfdom. The landowners controlled the economy and ruled their estates with absolute authority. The peasants were dependent entirely on the nobles who controlled all aspect of their lives. Although Feudalism was officially abolished in the 1820’s, it took many more years for society to adjust to the new status of the peasant. Also, the French occupation created great hardship and destruction in Mecklenburg. Of the more than 2000 men who were conscripted from Mecklenburg to take part in Napoleon’s campaign against Russia, less than one hundred came home again. Thus, young men in those days had three basic choices; fight for the Nobility, starve on the farm, or go to America.
By the time of the Revolutionary War there were an estimated 225,000 German-Americans residing in the American Colonies. This was almost nine percent of the total population of early America. Germans fought on both sides of the Revolution, including 30,000 Hessian mercenaries hired by the British. The Prussian Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben was enlisted by George Washington to whip the American troops into shape. Many of the Hessians remained in the New World and several waves of German migration followed.
German overseas emigration falls into two phases in the nineteenth century. Historians generally accept the period 1847-55 as the beginning of the period when the first great German immigration to the United States began. This great exodus was touched off by the departure of political refugees, liberals, and intellectuals and by stories about a better life sent back by those who had emigrated previously. Crop failures, the increase in the price of food, famine, political instability, and the general decline in the standard of living of a predominantly rural population all contributed to the dramatic increase in immigration. A sample of the data for the period 1850-51 indicates that two thirds of the departures were male and that over 80 percent were either farmers or laborers. By the 1850s, peasant emancipation in the eastern and northeastern parts of Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, Mecklenburg, and East Prussia led to the gradual dispossession of former serfs from the great estates. People left for other reasons; one German family tells us that a family member”Hit a watchman and had to go to Amerika.”
21 Another surge took place between 1865 and 1895 when peasants and unemployed industrial workers, largely from Mecklenburg and Eastern Germany, were attracted by the demand for cheap labor during a period of rapid U.S. industrialization that followed the Civil War. Although the population of the German states doubled between 1840 and 1910, from 32.8 million to 64.9 million, emigration carried off approximately one third of this increase. After the 1871 consolidation of the Germanic states by Bismarck, economic conditions in Germany began to improve. The era of massive overseas migration came to an end in the mid-1890s as German industry matured and absorbed surplus agricultural and industrial population. In total, about four million Germans came to the United States between 1850 and 1893. Most of the immigrants found the trip worthwhile, and few returned to Germany. According to the 1990 Census, German-Americans were the largest ethnic group in the US. Over 57 million, or one in four persons claim some form of Germanic ancestry—German, Austrian, or German-Swiss somewhere on their family tree
The most useful immigration records we’ve used in our research include passenger lists from the Ports of Hamburg and New York, German civil records and US naturalization documents. The typical immigrant in our records was a Tagelöhner (day laborer) in his mid thirties with a wife and several children. These peasants were agricultural workers that did not live on the farm. They were cheap labor paid with little hard currency and the rest with products from the farm. An even cheaper form of labor was the child of Tagelöhner known as Hofgaenger who entered the fields after their confirmation (usually 14 years). Like the Tagelöhner, they did not live on the Hof (farm) and walked to work each day (gaenger = a walking person). Like the Tagelöhner they earned little money and the rest as Deputat paid by products of nature (Naturalien).
Kobernus and Kubbernuss Immigration We have traced about twenty-five unrelated German families from Mecklenburg and West Pomerania that immigrated to the U.S. between 1853 and 1888. The earliest known immigrant in our records is Frederick Cobernuss who arrived in New York in 1853 with his wife and two daughters. Although most German immigrants departed from Bremen, it appears almost the entire early immigrant families we’ve researched were born in Mecklenburg & Pomerania, departed from the port of Hamburg, sometimes with a stop at Marseilles or La Have France, and arrived in the Port of New York.
There was no”processing” of immigrants at US ports before 1855. From colonial times on there was unrestricted immigration and each state regulated its own port. New York City tried to exclude criminals, paupers, and diseased aliens, but the regulation of this policy, which was in the
22 hands of the police, failed. So basically, people just arrived, got off the ship, and blended into the city, or moved on to another part of the country. The very idea of processing (and controlling) immigration came about as a reaction to the great influx of immigrants in the mid 1800s--Germans, Poles, and of course, Irish Catholics fleeing the Famine. In the 1850s, the anti-Catholic ”Know Nothing” party put great pressure on the government to control the influx of foreigners, and so, Castle Gardens at the Battery on the tip of Manhattan was turned into an immigrant processing station. See the appendix for a more comprehensive view of what it was like to arrive in New York and process through Castle Garden. Immigrants were not processed through Ellis Island in until 1892.
Where They Settled Most early German immigrants looking for farmland traveled inland from New York on the Hudson River or the Erie Canal to Buffalo. After the Civil War, the rail system to the Mid-West was greatly expanded. Our records indicate the immigrants settled mainly in Buffalo New York, Chicago Illinois, Western Michigan and Milwaukee Wisconsin. Several of these families moved more than once, taking advantage of the competition between the US and Canada to attract farmers to their remote territories during the latter part of the 1800’s.
The immigrants followed different migration patterns depending on when they arrived. The earliest immigrants probably had an easier time finding good land to farm, while it was more difficult for the later immigrants. For example, the Kobernus (now Cobernus) family from Bolz arrived on the Saxonia and settled in the Buffalo, Tonawanda NY area about 1863 and remained there for many years. The Kobernuss family that immigrated on the Westphalia in 1871-72, arrived from Kadow, Pomerania also settled in Chicago before they moved to Guttenburg, Iowa and later to Manly Iowa.
In 1873, our ancestor Carl Kobernuss and his family arrived in Tonawanda, Buffalo aboard the Hammonia and stayed with his younger brother for a few years then moved to Oak Park Illinois, a village near Chicago. Two sons of this family later moved to Estherville Iowa about 1893 and farmed there and near Rockford Iowa.
There were at least three other un Kobernus(s) families that immigrated about the same time that first settled in Chicago and later farmed in Iowa, and Indiana.
It is not unreasonable to assume the earlier families acted as an advance cadre for later immigrants. As we learn more about where these families originated and lived, we may be able to further substantiate possible contacts they may have had between each other in the U.S. and Germany.
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CHAPTER 4: Slicing and Dicing the Data
How We Found Our Ancestors None of the people we contacted in Germany or the US could provide much help regarding the home village of our ancestors Carl and Sophie Kobernus who lived in Oak Park Illinois village near Chicago from about 1875 to 1907.
Initially, we were unable to find any mention of our ancestors Carl and Sophie Kobernus in US immigration or German church records. Over a four-year period, we researched about twenty-five families that immigrated to the US between 1858 and 1888. We initially passed over any mention of Kubbernuss families in passenger records. However, when we went back over our notes we ran across mention of a Carl and Sophie ”Kubbernuss” who departed from Grüssow, Mecklenburg and departed Hamburg in 1873 aboard the vessel Hammonia. When we examined the parish church records for Grüssow, we found the same family listed as Carl and Sophie”Kobernuss.” The first names and years of birth of this family matched what we already knew about our ancestors. We also found the birth and christenings of three of their children in the parish records. This confirmed that Carl and Sophie Kobernuss were the same Carl and Sophie”Kubbernuss” that sailed on the Hammonia in 1873.
The Breakthrough! This was an exciting breakthrough. The Grüssow pastor’s handwriting was very clear—providing the full birth names (Kobernuss) of the parents and children Marie, (b. 1869), Hermann (b. 1871), and Henry (b. 1873). In addition, the pastor also listed the names of the witnesses, godparents, maiden name of the mother (Peters) and her date of birth. This latter date is also on Sophie’s headstone in Concordia Cemetery in Forest Park Illinois a suburb of Chicago. As a result, we’re now sure Carl and Sophie lived in Grüssow Mecklenburg at least from about 1869 to 1873 just prior to immigrating to Tonawanda near Buffalo.
Despite this progress, we still did not know the birthplace of Carl Kobernus and Sophie Peters and their eldest children Carl and Dorothea. We took another look at the Hammonia passenger list for other clues. Listed with the Kobernuss family was a Henriette Peters from Kirch Lütgendorf age 25 and an infant Wilhelm age 8 months. Kirch Lütgendorf is a village about 10 miles northeast of Grüssow. Since Sophia and Henriette were listed as traveling together on Hamonnia’s passenger list, we concluded that they were related in some way.
24 The Next Step We still needed more information to find the home village of Carl and Sophie. Although German citizens were required to request permission to emigrate from Germany, not all did. We wrote to the Mecklenburg records archive in Schwerin, Mecklenburg and asked if they had a copy of this permit called an Auswanderungskonsensakten (Permission to Emigrate). The documents we received provided confirmation that that Carl and Sophie previously lived in Alt-Gaarz, a village within walking distance of Kirch Lütgendorf. Henriette Peters, and her son Wilhelm, were also listed as traveling with Carl and Sophie”Kubbernuss.”
Not all villages possessed a chapel; as a result, most if not all ceremonies such as baptisms, marriages and confirmations were conducted in the nearest parish church. The Kirch Lütgendorf parish included the villages of Bluecherhof, Alt-Gaarz, Gaarz Krug, New Gaarz, Kirch Lütgendorf, Sapshagen, Neu Sapshagen, and Sopienhof. Our review of the parish book confirmed the information given in the Auswanderungskonsensakten that Alt-Gaarz is the village of Carl Kobernuss birth. Further research disclosed that the Kobernuss family had lived for well over 100 years in this parish.
In addition, we confirmed that Henriette Peters was Sophie’s sister and was also born in Alt-Gaarz. We believe Henriette may have remained in Tonawanda or Buffalo when Carl and Sophie moved to Oak Park Illinois. Our guess is that a review of the Erie county marriage records for the period 1875-80 will disclose her marriage.
The Kobernuss Family Tree in Alt Gaarz, Kirch Lütgendorf The earliest mention of our ancestors is in Kirch Lütgendorf parish where the birth of Magdalena Maria Kobernuss on April 19, 1754 is recorded. This is probably the sister of our 4th great-grandfather. Her birth is entered on the second page of the church book so it is likely the Kobernuss family had lived in Alt-Gaarz, a parish of Kirch Lütgendorf for some time before that.
Although there is no indication of where the Kobernuss family lived before moving to Alt-Gaarz, a Maria Kobernuss born 4 May 1754 is listed in the 1819 Mecklenburg Census for Teterow, a town about 10 miles north of Alt- Gaarz. Since people often gave their baptism date rather than the actual birth date, we think these two people might be the same person. This clue will be explored in more detail in the future.
Four other people, probably siblings, are listed as having been born about the same time as Magdalena Maria. One of these is the great-grandfather of Carl Kobernus, Friederich Wilhelm Kobernuss, born about 1752.
25 Friederich Wilhelm Kobernuss and Catharine Sophia Blom were married in Kirch Lütgendorf parish on 23 Oct 1778. They had 7 children between 1779 and 1797. Friederich Wilhelm is mentioned as a godparent to several children born in this village prior to his death in 1812. Further research uncovered three more generations born, married and died in Alt- Gaarz before our great-grandfather Carl Kobernus was born. There is frequent mention of the family and their descendants in the Kirch Lütgendorf church book until at least 1868.
Carl Kobernus, had two sisters and two brothers -- all christened in Kirch Lütgendorf parish between 1838 and 1847. A sister did not survive to adulthood and we have no record of what happened to the other brother. He may have died early or moved to another village. Carl’s wife Sophie Peters was also born in Alt-Gaarz, but some of her siblings, cousins, and parents were born in the adjacent parish of Kirch Grubenhagen
Migration From Alt-Gaarz The migration of the Kobernuss families petty much matches what historians know about the conditions in Mecklenburg in the mid and late 1800s. Until the early 1820’s, tenant farmers and day workers were, by custom and law, bound to the land and had limited rights. Also about this time, harsh economic conditions and a growing social movement to eliminate the harsh treatment of the peasant classes also freed them from their ancient ties to the land. As a result, movement of people seeking work in other parishes in Germany and emigration to the US, South America and Australia gradually increased throughout the mid and late 1800’s. It was not unusual for villages to lose a large portion of their population in a short time. The”Auswanderungskonsensakten“(Permission to emigrate) for Carl’s immediate family contains other familiar names from his village.
Probably the first to leave Alt-Gaarz was Carl’s first cousin Karl Theodore Johann Friederich Kobernuss. We found the birth record for Karl Kobernus in the Kirch Lütgendorf parish book; however, there is no mention of his marriage or birth of two children, William and Henry. Our guess is that he moved from Alt-Gaarz to another parish sometime before 1858 where he married and his children were born. The passenger record for the ship Palmerston in 1869 says Karl and his wife Friederike Rathmann and two children departed for Buffalo New York from the village of Gross Bäbelin. Since there is no record of the family in the Gross Bäbelin church book, we believe we will eventually find their records in another village in the Alt- Gaarz area. We’ll continue to look for these records, and we’ll review the Gross Bäbelin parish book again to ensure we did not overlook the family during our initial review.
26 Carl’s younger brother, Carl Christian Johann Friederich (Fred) Kobernuss and his wife Henriette Meyer were married in 1866 in Kirch Lütgendorf. Their first child was born in Alt-Gaarz in 1863 and their second child in 1867. Fred and Henriette probably left Alt Gaarz sometime after this latter child died in November 1867. A third child was born in May 1870 in the village of Kogel just six months prior to their emigration from Germany. The family departed from Hamburg in November 1870 on the ship Cimbria and settled in Buffalo New York where they lived until their deaths in 1914. Fred is probably the relative Kobernus family legend says Carl and Sophie stayed with in North Tonawanda, near Buffalo when they arrived in the US in 1873
Carl and Sophie apparently were living in Alt-Gaarz with their son Carl Jr. when they were married in Kirch Lütgendorf in 1865. The next child, Dorothea was born in Alt-Gaarz in 1867. About 1868, the family left the parish where their families had resided for well over 100 years. They moved to the Waren/Grüssow area where they stayed for about 5 years. Waren is a few miles southeast of Kirch Lütgendorf and is where we believe Carl’s mother Dorothea Sophia Catharina Fischer was born. Daughter Marie (b.1869), and sons Hermann (b.1871) and Henry (b.1873) all were born and christened in the Grüssow church. It appears Carl’s father Heinrich and mother Marie Fisher also moved from Alt-Gaarz about the same time. A Heinrich Kobernuss of Waren is recorded as godfather at Hermann’s christening in 1871. This is probably Carl’s father Johann Daniel Heinrich Christian Kobernuss (1815-1875). Carl and Sophie departed from Grüssow in 1873 with their five children traveling on the ship Hammonia to New York and probably lived in Tonawanda or Buffalo until about 1875. They first settled in the Chicago suburb of Forest Park, Illinois. Later, Carl and Sophie built a home in Oak Park Illinois where they lived until their deaths in 1907.
Carl’s sister, Friederike Kobernuss, married”Friederich” Sanftleben in Kirch Lütgendorf in 1865. They had three or more children born in Alt- Gaarz between 1865 and 1877. The passenger list of the Bohemia in November 1881 indicates Marie”Kubbernuss” age 60 traveling with Friederich and Friederike Sanftleben and five children. The 1900 US census reflects a Friederich &”Ricka” (short for Friederike?)”Salfterm”living with a”Mare” Kobernuss at 643 Woodbine in Oak Park Illinois. This address is just a few feet from 647 Woodbine where Carl & Sophie and their descendants lived for some 60 years. Marie Kobernuss is listed as Mother In-law of Friederich. We think this data pretty much provides the most likely scenario of when Carl’s mother Marie and her daughter arrived in the US and where they lived. Marie lived with her daughter until her death in 1907. We’ve written a short history on the Sanftleben family that parallels this paper is scope and detail. It can also be found in the LDS Family History catalog.
27 The Buffalo Connection We spent two summers in the Erie county courthouse and found a lot of data on the Buffalo Kobernuss families. This includes marriage and naturalization data on Karl and Fred’s families and it is possible we also found Karl and Fred’s naturalization applications. A review of the Buffalo directory from 1871 to 1910 indicates Karl and Fred and their families remained in Buffalo for many years after Carl Kobernus moved to Oak Park Illinois. There is a lot of missing information on the Buffalo families. For example, although we visited Elmlawn and Resthaven cemeteries in Buffalo, there are several more that should be checked. We found some descendants of these families but we don’t know were most of them are buried.
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CHAPTER 5: Wrapping it up
Loose Ends There will always be some missing data, but we think we now have a more complete documentation of the history of the Kobernuss families both in Germany and the US.
However, additional research is needed. Although we’ve found Kobernuss family immigrants that lived in other parts of the US, As far as we know, there were only five families named Kobernus(s) in the Chicago-Forest Park-Oak Park Illinois area prior to 1900. All immigrated from the same general area in Mecklenburg, West Pomerania, but there is no indication how/if they are related. These families are:
(1) Kobernuss, Johann: Chicago Immigrated about 1873 (From Levin?
(2) Kobernuss, Carl - Oak Park Illinois IL (Immigrated from Alt- Gaarz 1873),
(3) Kobernuss, August - Chicago (Immigrated from Hasseldorf Pomerania 1882)
(4) Kobernuss, Frederick - Chicago (Immigrated from Ivanack, 1882).
(5) Kobernuss, (Kobernusz), Frederick. (Immigrated from Cadow Pomerania in 1872, lived a short time in Chicago & homesteaded in Iowa and South Dakota).
Any help in learning more about the following people and the family they were related to will be appreciated.
There are still many questions that need to be answered. Here are a few people we’d like to know more about.
Fischer, Marie: People have a tendency to change their names as they age. Marie was 93 when she died and she appears to have had more than one name. According to the Kirch Lütgendorf parish records, Carl’s mother was Dorothea Sophia Catharine Fischer born to Heinrich Fischer of Waren 10 March 1814. The birth and christening records indicate the same mother for son Carl and all of his siblings. None of the Kirch Lütgendorf records use the name ”Marie” However, we did find a birth record for a Maria Dorothea Johanna Fischer born 7 March (christened 11 March)
29 1814 to Heinrich Fisher and Friederike Gierke in the Waren Parish church books. As a result, we believe the ”Marie” Kobernuss, who emigrated in 1882 with the Sanftleben family from Alt-Gaarz, and lived at 643 Woodbine, near Carl and Sophie Kobernuss is Carl’s birth mother. This Marie Kobernus is buried in the Kobernus plot with Carl and Sophie and grandson Henry. Her headstone has the words”Mother” and a birth date of 12 March 1814.
Job, Loezia: At time of 1900 Census, 75-1146-21-71, a Loezia Job was living with Carl and Sophia Kobernus at 647 Woodbine, Chicago. Listed as Grandniece age 6. Born 16 June 1900. Not sure of exact relationship to Carl & Sophie.
Kobernus, Edward : Died Abt. 1941, Pontiac, MI. Pontiac Mich. Telephone Directory about 1940 lists Kobernus, Edward H. & Helen, Serviceman PM Division (Pontiac Motors?) living at 67 Norton in Pontiac. Another Directory listing unknown date lists Kobernus, Helen, living at 107, Wall. Delayed birth certificate for Edward, signed by mother Sophie Mary Lahmann Kobernus indicates she was living at 436 N. Washington Ave., Royal Oak Michigan. There is no other information about Edward. We’d like to know more.
Kobernus, Francis: Died August 16, 1935 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, Illinois Note: Illinois Department of public health vital stats, page 6592, Cert. 0034912. No other information on this person, who were parents?
Kobernus, Fred: born Abt. 1862; died October 08, 1900 in Cook, IL (Source: Vital Record - Cook County, Death, Cert.: 10055.) Subsequent research indicates he is buried in Eden Memorial Cemetery, wife Kitty died in 1918, and purchaser of plot was William Gallnow. Is there any relation to Carl and Sophie Kobernus? Who is this person?
Kobernuss, Heinrich: Naturalization Record, Circuit Court of the County of Cook, State of Illinois, and Declaration of Intent Number 7509 dated 16 Oct. 1884. Is this record of Henry Kobernus, son of Carl Kobernus of Oak Park Illinois?
Kobernus, Lily: Infant born April 1899 died August 1899 in Cook, IL, (Source: Cook Co. Vital Record, ID 749). Unknown parents.
Kobernuss, Mary (Marie Christiane Johanne): daughter of Kobernus, Carl and Sophie, first married Schmidt and probably is the mother of the infant buried in the family plot in Concordia Cemetery. Her birth date of 18 April 1869 is from Grüssow church records. No other mention of Mary has been found except her marriage to Charles Smith (Carl Schmidt?) in 1888 in St. Peter’s Lutheran church in Cook County. We’re looking for these church
30 records. No record of her death has been found but Social security records list a person with the same first name and birth date who died in 1970. This is a very long shot:
Araujo, Mary: 546-74-3762 CA b.8 Apr. 1869-d. Aug 1970 CA Merced, California 95340. Another clue is from an on-line obit: Mary Araujo was mentioned in the obit of Matilda”Tillie” Fontes: Rochester Hills, MI, July 24, 1998, Wife of the late Caetano”Branquinho” Fontes. Mother of Melvin of Sacramento, CA, Wayne and John both of Rochester Hills, MI, Arnold of Diamond Bar, CA and the late Leonard Fontes, sister of the late Tony and John Vincent and the late Mary Araujo. Also survived by 16 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. A funeral Mass will be held on Monday at St. Mary Church, Onset at 1 p.m. visiting hours will be Sunday at the Stott, Chapman, Cole & Gleason Funeral Home, 2599 Cranberry Highway (Rt. 28) Wareham from 6-9 p.m. Source:”http:..www.s- t.com.daily.07-98.07-25-98.zzzdddea.htm.”
Kobernuss, Minna: In the 1910 Census (074-1002- Visit 0286), a Minna Kobernuss, (probably widow of August Kobernuss, who immigrated on the Wieland in 1882) was living with Grandson Frank Voss age 26 at 3065 N. Hoya/Hoyne, Chicago, IL. The Census says she was a widow with three Children all living. Spoke no English, but wrote & spoke German. Possible relationship to the Carl Kobernus family of Oak Park Illinois because Elmer Kobernus grandson of Carl & Sophie Kobernus of Oak Park Illinois said he had a cousin named Frank Voss but the exact relationship to the August Kobernuss family is not known. Property records for residence of Minna on No. Hoyne may give clue to relationships.
Kobernus, Minna: born Abt. 1864 died November 19, 1892 in Chicago, Cook, IL (Source: Vital Record ID 9881) No further information.
Kobernus, Minnie E. Died March 03, 1918 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, and IL (Source: Cook County Bureau of Statistics microfiche, Vital Statistics page 6591, Cert. 0007487). No further information.
Kobernuss, Johann: born March 1842, died Jan. 10 1902 in Chicago, & Lina Kobernuss b. Aug 1847. Lina lived at 711 South Wood and 2502 W 12th Chicago from 1904-1910. (This could be Johann Kubbernuss and wife Lina who emigrated from Levin on the Holstatia in 1868). Also, a Johann Kobernuss applied for naturalization in the Cook County Circuit Court in 1879. Declaration of Intent Number 4207 dated 11 March 1879. Signed Certificate as Johann Kobernuss. Johann was a common name so this may not be the Husbd. of Lina. (Source: Naturalization index 1871-1925, Circuit Court Naturalization Record, p. 192, Book 10, p .334).
Kobernus, Mary: b: January 03, 1912 in Cook County, Illinois. Source: Cook county birth records. This information is from page 10067 of Cook County records, Cook County Bureau of Vital Statistics.
31 Kobernus, Shirley: born: December 17, 1920, d: July 1979 in River Grove, Cook, Illinois No other information on this person.
Kobernus, John (William?):“John”, born 3 Jan. 1907. Cook County birth certificate, Department of Health Cert. 8418 says”John” was born on this date. Parents Alvina and John Kobernus already had a child named John born 1903.in Iowa. Apparently, the Clerk made an error or the parents later changed the baby’s name to William. This family returned from Iowa about the time this”John” was born. Baby delivered by midwife at 647 Woodbine Ave., Oak Park Illinois. Grandparents Carl & Sophie Kobernus were still living in the home. William Kobernus born 1907 died in Riverside California in 1982.
Peters, Henriette: Another loose end includes finding out what happened to Sophie’s sister Henriette and her daughter Whilemina who emigrated with them in 1873. Did she stay in Buffalo or move to Oak Park Illinois with her sister? We did not look for a marriage of Henriette Peters when we reviewed records in the Erie County courthouse, but that might be a future research project.
Other loose ends: the death dates and burial locations of Carl’s children, Dora and several of the people listed above. Also we need to know more about the Voss, and Job families that are related to Carl and Sophie by marriage.
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Summary & Conclusion Four members of the Kobernuss family that lived in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Lütgendorf parish, Mecklenburg Germany, immigrated to the US between 1869 and 1881. Two families remained in Buffalo, two settled in Oak Park Illinois.
Genealogy research is an open-ended process. Unfortunately, much information has been lost over the decades. Our goal is to continue to search for the missing pieces and document what we know. We continue to discover new data and meet new cousins. We’ve provided historical and background data that might appear at first to be unnecessary. However, as far as we know, there has been no significant research on the Kobernuss families in Germany or the US and the more we know about their history and times the more accurate their story will be. Current and future generations will then have a baseline to use in expanding the database and identifying errors.
In addition, we’ve made many errors and chased many fruitless clues along the way and the information in this narrative might help others avoid some common pitfalls. This is only one chapter in a much larger story. There is a lot more to discover and we encourage everyone to make a contribution, however small, to the overall story.
We continue to meet new cousins through contacts generated by The Kobernuss Family Homepage at [http://members.aol.com.gkobernus.index.html] We know there are probably errors and omissions in this genealogy. Additional data and corrections are always welcome.
George Martin Kobernus, Colonel USAF (Ret.) 6296 Red Fox Run Traverse City MI, 49686 Ph: 231-933-9321 E-Mail: [email protected]
33 Appendix 1: The Cobernus Family Coat Of Arms
This”Wappen” is provided by the Cobernuss family of Stavenhagen Germany and is made available as a matter of historical interest only. We received a black and white copy of what they claim is the Cobernuss family crest. This has not been verified against the German Wappenrolle and it is unlikely the family has any research to verify they are descended from the Cobernuss family of Malchin. The coloring is our crude attempt to approximate what a heraldic artist would prepare. There are more than 300,000 registered coats of arms for German names - some surnames have many coats of arms - each specific to one family. Unless an ancestor received a grant of arms (armorial bearings), use of a surname does not entitle a person to use a coat of arms. In Germany, a coat of arms has always been given to a specific family and never to a group of various families with the same name.
“The Cobernuss family name is first mentioned in Mecklenburg around 1450 where the brothers Ernst and Hanns had a concession in the office of Malchin in 1458. This still belonged to the family in the year 1586. In 1559, mention is made of a Wilhelm von Cobernuss, on whose seal the coat of arms described below could also be recognized. All noble branches of the family disappeared shortly after 1700 and may only be found in common descendants today.”
Decoration: Blue and Silver Crest: On the helmet, a red star between two extended blue wings Shield: A blue lion in an”en garde” stance outlined in red on a silver background.
34 Appendix 2: The Voyages of Our Ancestors
The First Steamship to Cross the Atlantic Was the SAVANNAH In 1819
Transatlantic Travel – The Early Days The distinction between Explorer and Immigrant became increasingly blurred as Europeans began regular trips to the New World. Because trade was the earliest driving force for transatlantic travel, early sailing ships carried passengers as secondary cargo. As a result, early travelers experienced hazardous and very uncomfortable conditions. Although most Germans departed from Bremen, our ancestors used Hamburg as the point of departure. Some transatlantic ships stopped in Southampton, England and/or La Havre France before making the crossing. Many Germans sailed first to England and then took English vessels to America because of the cheaper fares offered by the Liverpool cotton merchants. This was often a mistake, especially in the days of sail, since not only were English regulations on the shipment of emigrants much less stringent than German regulations, but even these lax regulations were seldom enforced. Consequently, British vessels, which were larger than contemporary German and American vessels, were overcrowded and fertile breeding grounds for disease. The problem of disease among emigrants was particularly severe in 1847, when large numbers of Germans migrating to the United States were routed through Quebec, and in 1853, when the mortality on ships arriving at New York from Liverpool climbed to between 6 and 10 percent (by comparison, there was very little sickness on board ships arriving from Bremen and Hamburg during this same period).
35 Advent of the Steamship Some of the early sailing ships were very small and did not accommodate many passengers. However, the later steam ships were larger, capable of carrying over 1,000 passengers in three or more classes. Many immigrants who could afford it did travel in style; however, our ancestors were mostly former tenant farmers and day laborers so it was common to book steerage, the cheapest accommodations available.
The first steamship to cross the Atlantic was the SAVANNAH, 320 tons, 98.5 x 25.8 feet (length x breadth), built by Samuel Fickett and William Crockett, New York, and launched on 22 August 1818 as a 3-masted, square-rigged sailing ship; an engine (40 3.8 inch cylinder, 5 ft stoke), 2 copper boilers, and 2 side-paddle wheels were added in February 1819. She sailed from Tybee Light, off Savannah, under the command of Moses Rogers, on 22 May 1819, and dropped anchor at Liverpool on 20 June 1819, after a voyage of 29 days 4 hours. Of this period of 700 hours, the ship's log indicates that the paddles were in operation for a total of approximately 100 hours, spread over parts of 12 days. The latter part of the voyage was marked by a chase by the British revenue cutter KITE, which mistook the SAVANNAH for a ship on fire. The Savannah then proceeded to Helsingor (Elsinore), Stockholm, and St. Petersburg; thence, under sail alone, to Copenhagen, Arendal, and Savannah, which she reached on 30 November 1819.
The first regular steamship service across the North Atlantic was begun by the British & American Steam Navigation Company, and followed almost immediately by the Great Western Steam Ship Company, both in 1838 Both ventures were short-lived, as it was impossible at that time to maintain a steamship service across the North Atlantic without a government subsidy.
The first successful steamship service across the North Atlantic was instituted in 1840 by the British North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., popularly known from its earliest days (although not officially until 1878) as the Cunard Line, which in May 1839 had obtained the first British government mail subsidy of 55,000 pounds sterling per annum, the contract to run for 7 years.
The early steamships were unreliable--their boilers had a tendency to explode, and their machinery was too heavy for hulls designed for sailing vessels--and notoriously uncomfortable, and at first the slower, but more reliable and luxurious sailing vessels were able to hold their own. However, as the reliability of steamships improved, speed took precedence over comfort, as it does even today (witness the victory of the airplane over the ocean liner in the late 1960's and early 1970's), and by the late 1840's the steamships had wrested the cabin-class passenger
36 and fine-cargo traffic from the sailing vessels, which were left with only the emigrant and bulk-cargo traffic.
The American Civil War only hastened the ascendance of steam over sail in the passenger trade. By 1870, of all the great sailing packet lines, only two--the Liverpool Black Ball Line and the London Red Swallaowtail Line-- survived; however, they had long since ceased to carry passengers and went into liquidation in 1878 and 1880, respectively. Several German and Scandinavian shippers continued to send an occasional sailing vessel filled with emigrant passengers to North America until the mid-1870's, but by 1875 there was no regularly scheduled transport of passengers by sail. From the mid 1800's to World War I, a large number of steam ships were dedicated to the transatlantic passenger trade.
A review of the passenger records in the National Archives indicates these ships were in kept in constant motion almost all year, even during the rough winter months where Atlantic travel was uncomfortable and often hazardous. These ships carried sail, but usually were under steam power most of the time. Traveling at about 12 knots, the voyage took two weeks. Today, the same trip on the Queen Elizabeth II at about 39 knots, takes about 5 days. Of course, by air, the voyage from Heathrow England to JFK is about 6 hours.
37 Appendix 3: Kobernuss Families Emigration Records
“Palmerston“Hamburg-New York. Sept 1869 - 18.Sept.1869
Karl Theo. Johann Friederich (Gombert) Kobernuss (b. April 04, 1837) +Fredericka Rathmann b: September 23, 1829) = Ludwig Wilhelm Johann Kobernuss (b: May 15, 1858) = Heinrich Johann Friedrich Kobernuss (b: May 29, 1864)
Note: This is the family of Karl Theo. Johann Friedrich Kobernuss b. 4 April 1837 in Alt-Gaarz. Family departed from Gross Bäbelin, Mecklenburg. Their”Auswanderrungsakten” (Permission to Emigrate) dated 26 Apr. 1869 is on file in the Schwerin Archive, in Mecklenburg. Applicant: Tagelöhner (workman, day laborer) Family lived in Buffalo NY and was listed in the City directory as early as 1871. At time of 1900 New York Census son H. J. F. (Henry) was living with wife Anna in Buffalo, NY. The other son Ludwig Wilhelm Johann Kobernuss married Anna Barbara Reeb in Erie County in 1880. Karl is first cousin to Frederick Kobernuss listed on the ”Cimbria” in 1870 and Carl Kobernus listed on the ”Hammonia” voyage in 1873-- all born in Alt-Gaarz.
“Cimbria“Hamburg-New York 11.1870 – 14.11.1870
Carl Christian Johann Friederich (Fred) Kobernuss (b: February 13, 1843) + Johanna Ernestine Marie Sophia Henriette Meyer (b: June 13, 1844) = Edward Henry Kobernuss (b: August 1863) = Carl (Charles) Johann Fried. Kobernuss (b: May 24, 1870) . Note: This family departed from Kogel. Fred (Fritz) moved from Alt-Gaarz about 1868 and resided there until the family moved to Buffalo in 1870. He lived there until his death in 1914. Descendants lived in Buffalo area at least until the 1930's. Three families emigrated from Kogel on this voyage. Fred was traveling with the Nehls and Teggen families from the same village. .
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“Hammonia“Hamburg--New York 01.11.1873 - 14.11.1873
The Hammonia
Carl Johann Wilhelm Theodora (Kubbernuss) Kobernuss (b: November 09, 1838) +Johanna Friederike Henriette Sophia Peters (b: 10 Feb, 1842) =Carl Johann Heinrich Kobernuss (b: 26 Sep, 1864) =Dorothea Friederike Johanna Kobernuss (b. 02 Aug, 1867) =Marie Christiane Johanne Kobernuss (b: 18 Apr, 1869) =Hermann Heinrich Ludwig Kobernuss (b: 17 Apr, 1871) =Heinrich Friedrich Carl Kobernuss (b: 24 May, 1873)
Henriette Friederike Ernestine Dorothea Peters b. 4 Nov. 1848 =Wilhelm b. Abt 1871
Note: Departed from Grüssow, Family lived in Tonawanda 1873-1875 and then Chicago for many years. First cousin to Carl Theo. Johann Fried. (Gombert) Kobernuss who emigrated in 1869 on the Palmerston Older brother to Carl Christian Johann Friederich (Fred) Kobernuss who emigrated on the Cimbria in 1870. Traveling with Henriette Peters (sister of Sophie) of Kirch Lütgendorf and her infant daughter Wilhelmina. No subsequent record of Henriette or her son. All born in Alt-Gaarz.
39 “Bohemia“ Hamburg & Havre – NY 30. 10. 1881
[Friederich] Sanftleben (b: February 1840) + Friederike Elisabeth Kobernuss (b: 20 Mar, 1841) Sophia b. 07 Jul 1863 Dorothea b. 14 Jan 1867 Luise b. 30 Dec 1868 Carl b. 21 Jul 1874 Johann b. 02 Dec 1876
Maria Kobernuss (b: 07 Mar 1814 (Traveling with daughter Friederike Sanftleben and son-in-law and their children)
Note: Maria probably was born in Waren and moved to Alt-Gaarz where she married into the Kobernuss family. There is indication Marie had moved back to Waren with her Husbd. Heinrich when her sons and nephew moved to Grüssow, Kogel, and Gross Bäbelin sometime about 1868. Her sons and a nephew immigrated to Buffalo. Tonawanda in 1869, 1870 and 1873. She apparently was living in Waren with her Husbd. in 1871 because Heinrich is mentioned as a godparent in Hermann’s birth record in Grüssow. After her Husbd. died in 1875, she probably lived with her daughter Friederike and son-in-law in Friederich Sanftleben in Alt-Gaarz until 1881 when they departed for the US to join Carl and Sophie in Oak Park Illinois, IL. Marie apparently lived with the Sanftleben family at 643 Woodbine near her son Carl and wife Sophie until her death in 1907 the same year Carl and Sophie died in their home at 647 Woodbine.
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Appendix 4: Still More Information on Names
Recognizing German Names Most people have no problem recognizing German city names such as Berlin, Berchtesgaden, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Leipzig, Munich (München), Salzburg, Dresden or Zurich (Zürich). Geographic features such as das Matterhorn, der Rhein (Rhine), die Elbe, der Harz (mountains), or die Zugspitze, Germany’s tallest mountain, are equally as well known. Other regional or state names may be just as familiar: Schleswig-Holstein, the Rhineland (Rheinland), Saxony (Sachsen), and others.
But what do all those names actually mean? How did these places get their names? A closer look at German place names reveals that many of them are not German or even Germanic. River names are often a good example of this. The Rhine (der Rhein) and the Isar both got their names from the Celts or even the pre-Celtic, Indo-European people who once populated the European continent. Such names are often the only remaining evidence of the existence of those early European inhabitants. Der Isar (all German river names are either masculine, der, or feminine, die), the river that flows through Munich and is a tributary of the Danube (die Donau, Latin Danuvius), shares its pre-Celtic name with several distant European rivers: the Esera in Spain, the Isère in France, the Yser in Belgium, and the Jizera in the Czech Republic (der Iser in German). Der Rhein first received its Celtic name Renos, and then the Romans Latinized it into Rhenus. Many other German rivers also were first”christened” by the Celts and later by the Romans: der Main (Mogonos, the Celtic river god), die Mosel (from the Celtic for”swamp”), die Tauber (Dubra, dub,”water”).
But rivers aren’t the only geographic features that derive their names from the Celts. Towns (Remagen,”water field” and Worms, from the Celtic for”field”) and mountains (Taunus, dunum,”hill”) also owe their names to them as well.
Other German place names, particularly in eastern Germany, were originally Slavic. Leipzig was once called Lipsk, from the Slavic word lipa,”lime tree. ”Albert the Bear founded Berlin in the 12th century (hence the city’s bear symbol) but the name comes from a Slavic word for”fishing village.” Lübeck in the north of Germany gets its name from a Slavic king, Luiby. Dresden on the Elbe River was once a Slav village known as Drezdzany, meaning, and”forest dwellers on the plain.”
Other factors affecting place names are history, wars, migration, and politics. Names change according to who is currently in power or who is
41 culturally dominant. (Something that family history researchers need to be aware of!) Today’s Polish Gdansk was once called Danzig because it was predominantly German. The communist East Germans changed Chemnitz to Karl-Marx-Stadt. As soon as the Berlin Wall came down, it was Chemnitz again. Königsberg (“king’s mountain”), a Prussian and German city from 1255 to 1945 and home to the philosopher Immanuel Kant in the 18th century, is now located in Russia and known as Kaliningrad. German Breslau is now Wroclaw, Poland’s fourth largest city. The Czech "beer” cities known as Budweis and Pilsen in German are now Ceské Budejovice and Plzen respectively.
The Poles, then the Austrian Habsburgs, later by the Prussians, and finally the Germans, once ruled the region known as Silesia, Schlesien in German, or Shlask in Polish. It got its name from the Shlezanie, a Slavic people who once lived there. In 1945 Silesia was returned to Poland, and more than a quarter of the country’s population resides there now. The Habsburgs also once ruled over Bohemia (Böhmen), today a part of the Czech Republic. Hitler used the fact that many Sudeten-Germans were living in western Bohemia as a pretext to gain the Sudetenland in 1938. Today there is no longer any governmental entity known as Bohemia, but the name of the former kingdom is applied to the region.
Farm Names Another German custom that creates problems for researchers involves marriages into farm families. Farmers in Mecklenburg did not always own land but retained the right to farm for the life of the leaseholder. The right to lease a particular plot of land was determined by the crown. Selection was done by lottery or fiat. Usually, the lease would extend for the life of the leaseholder and not to his heirs. When a farmer died, and his widow remarried, the new Husbd. would take the name of the previous Husb. In order to retain the right to farm the lease.
Jewish Names Names for German Jews also require special mention. Jews were made to take their names by law in the early 1800s. Those who bribed German officials were given good names and names of beauty. Those who did not pay were given ugly names like Eselskopf meaning ass’s head, or Saumagen (hog’s paunch), Durst (thirst), or Bettelarm (destitute).
Patronymics As we trace our families back to when their names were first used, we become aware of special problems created by the ancient naming practice called Patronymics. Patronymics are defined as:”a name derived from that of the father or a paternal ancestor usually by the addition of an affix.” Patronymics are found primarily in Scandinavia and in the Northwestern areas of Germany and we have found no instance in Mecklenburg records
42 where this naming system was used. However, Sweden controlled Pomerania to the East for many years and there is a possibility that it was used there also. As a result, there is a possibility that a researcher will encounter the Patronymics naming system in Mecklenburg as well.
Schleswig-Holstein, a province bordering the western border of Mecklenburg provides an example of the Patronymics naming system. Through the centuries, the rule of this area fluctuated between Denmark and Germany. We don’t have an example from Mecklenburg, but the Danish one below from Schleswig-Holstein below describes how the patronymic system was used in Germany. The formation of names for sons and daughters was usually in the following manner:
Generation Father Daughter Son 1st Carl Soren Maria Carls Erick Carlsen 2nd Erick Carlsen Christina Ericks Nis Ericksen 3rd Nis Ericksen Elizabeth Nis Jens Nissen 4th Jens Nissen Bertha Jens Peter Jensen This example shows the problem with Patronymics; if complete records were available, you could verify that Bertha Jens and Peter Jensen were siblings and direct descendants of Carl Soren but it would not be readily apparent without extensive research. Despite this, Patronymics was only abandoned by Royal decree and complied with reluctantly over many years. Decrees were issued to discontinue the patronymic naming system in 1771. Under this order, parents had to determine a permanent surname for their child at the time of the christening. Each child in the family could receive a different surname than that given to the other children. Ministers had to announce the name of the child at the time of the christening and see that it was recorded properly. Once the name was given, it was against the law to change it. This aspect of the law shows that there was little thought put into it when it was made, because when a woman married and took her Husbd.’s name she was in violation of the law. Since the decree allowed children born just prior to this decree received the patronymic form and had the right to give their children permanent surnames after they married. This extended the time period when new surnames were being given to as late as the 1820s. Children, who were given permanent surnames at christening, reverted back to the patronymic form when they were confirmed, married and raising their families. With parents and some children having patronymic surnames and others having permanent surnames, it makes it very difficult to put families together. Because the people were reverting back to the patronymic form, a second decree was issued in 1812, and a third decree was issued in 1822. Still, for many years after this the people went by the patronymic name and not their permanent surname.
43 To trace an ancestor who was christened with a permanent surname but who went by his patronymic name in life, you must first determine the ancestor’s date of birth or at least the year of birth. This may be possible by using any type of record that would give the individual’s age, such as confirmation, marriage, death, census and military records. Once the date or year of birth is known, then the records for that time period can be checked to find a child by that given name being born at that time. If more than one child has the same name and was born about the same time period, you will have to follow the process of verification mentioned earlier in order to determine the correct one.
44 Appendix 5: Significant Locations in Mecklenburg
Alt-Gaarz Home village of Kobernus families circa 1754 -1868. Village where Maria Fischer- Kobernuss emigrated. Departed from the port of Hamburg on the vessel Bohemia 30 October 1881. Traveling with Maria (age 60 at the time) were her daughter Friederike Kobernuss-Sanftleben, her son-in law Friederich and their four children: Marie, and her daughters family lived near Carl and Sophie Kobernus on Woodbine St. in Oak Park Illinois.
Gross Bäbelin Village where Karl Kobernuss and Friederike Rathmann emigrated from the port of Hamburg in Sept 1868 on the vessel Palmerston. With them were their sons Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann, and Heinrich (Henry) Johann Friederich.
Grüssow Village where Carl Kobernuss and Sophia (Sophie) Peters emigrated from the port of Hamburg in November 1873 on the vessel Hammonia.
45 Traveling with them were their children Carl, Dorothea (Dora), Marie (Mary), Hermann, and Heinrich (Henry). Carl and Dorothea were born in Alt-Gaarz between 1864-67 and the others were born in Grüssow between 1869-73.
Klocksin Located in Kirch Grubenhagen parish. This village is very close to the birthplace of Johanna Friederike Henriette Sophia (Sophie) Peters wife of Carl Kobernus of Alt-Gaarz. Sophie's birth is recorded in the Alt-Gaarz parish register but her parents and extended family were born here.
Kogel Village where Fred Kobernuss and Henriette Meyer emigrated from the port of Hamburg in November 1870 on the Vessel Cimbria. Traveling with them were their sons Edward Henry and Carl Friederich
Kirch Lütgendorf Location of parish church for the villages of Bluecherhof, Alt-Gaarz, Krug- Gaarz, Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Lütgendorf, Sapshagen, Neu-Sapshagen, Sophienhof. Members of the Kobernuss clan are documented as having lived in and around most of these villages
Waren Birthplace of Marie Fischer-Kobernuss (b. 10 March 1814). There is some question regarding the birth name of Marie whose birth was recorded as Maria Dorothea Johanna Fischer in the Waren parish register but is listed as Dorothea Catharine Sophia Fischer in the Alt-Gaarz parish register. All records in Kirch Lütgendorf show name as Dorothea Catharine Fischer.
46 Appendix 6: Kobernus Family Home Oak Park IL.
647 Woodbine, Oak Park Illinois cir. 1885-1940
Photo taken in 1998
Marie Fischer Kobernuss, Mother of Carl Also Lived At 643 Woodbine with Her Daughter Friederike and Son in Law Frederick
47 Appendix 7: Kobernus Family Plot
Concordia Cemetery, Forest Park Illinois Purchased July 1891
Marie Fischer Kobernus 1814-1907 Carl Kobernuss 1838-1907 Sophie Peters-Kobernus 1842-1907 Henry Kobernus 1873-1909 Infant of M. Kobernus 1911 (Later removed to Jacoby Plot)
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Appendix 8: Castle Garden
Immigration Portal for the Kobernuss Families
To accommodate the growing number of immigrants to the United States who used New York as their first port of call, an official immigration center was established at Castle Garden in 1855. Situated on landfill at the tip of the Battery, the former fortification, concert hall, and entertainment center housed the processing of immigrants until 1890.
Over the next 34 years, over 8 million people entered the United States through Castle Garden, in 1860, 105,123 immigrants disembarked there, of whom 47,330 Irish, 37 were, 899 were German and 11,361 were English. The Garden closed on April 18, 1890. A temporary center was set up in the old Barge Office near the Customhouse on the southeast foot of Manhattan and used until January 1, 1892 when Ellis Island opened The following is a narrative written by an English immigrant and carried by the New York Times Marine Intelligence Column December 23, 1866 “The daybreak of a bright autumn morning beamed over the magnificent Bay of New-York City as the ship Scotland, conveying some 300 emigrants from the Old World, fired a salute and cast anchor amid the ringing cheers of passengers and crew. It was right pleasant -- after a passage somewhat protracted, but, for the season of the year, unprecedentedly propitious -- to at length enter the haven where we would be. ...It was indeed exhilarating, after days and nights of endurance in cabin and on deck, with the ever-same boundless blue and green of firmament and sea, with only now and then a ship in sight, or the wild wheeling sea-gull on the vessel's track, to come in view of something like land and the great City of the world's commonwealth, New York…
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The steam tug having come alongside, was engaged for a considerable time in transshipping the luggage, till at length we were safely landed on the threshold of Castle Garden, glad and grateful to set foot on the terra firma of the free, and rest our weary limbs and sea-worm souls and systems under the wing and welcome of its refuge. Here again at the landing stage, during the process of the second transshipment, a further opportunity was presented of viewing the river scenery, now diversified with its swift-moving, mansion-looking steamers, which fairly astonished the weak eyes and nerves of those accustomed only to the Lilliputian streams and petit maitre miniature landscapes of England and Europe. Truly the approach to New York is one of the most splendid and imposing in the world.... Things European dwindle, as it were, into specks and points infinitesimal before these stupendous stretchings and these bold outspreadings. ...We had seen multitudes of churches, public buildings, factories, stores, and other structures, as we steamed up the Bay, but the one we had now arrived at, Castle Garden, attracted particular attention, principally, in all probability, from its being the emigrants' destination. The eye of a military man would have singled it out first and foremost as a structure pertaining to his profession, while the eye of a civilian or of an ordinary observer would have taken it for a huge reservoir or gasholder. The landing stage is all-alive with the officers of the Emigration Commissioners and the Customhouse, and while they are engaged in their duties, the more curious are all on the qui vive to ascertain what can be the nature and object of the structure before them. Although appropriated to the purposes of an emigrant depot, it turns out to be an old fortress or castle, and remains one of the great landmarks or trophies in that eternally memorable struggle -- the first great war of independence. It was built by the British in 1812, after the model of the Martello towers of the old country, when they entertained the fond but futile hope of colonizing, or, in the language (Heaven save the mark) of modern diplomacy, ”annexing” America to Great Britain, and has stood dismantled and in memoriam ever since. The building is of red granite, of tremendous thickness, circular in form, and furnished with portholes and platforms, so that it is available at any moment for the defense of the harbor, only requiring a garrison and a few grim Dahlgrens to impart to it its real character. All being ready, the emigrants proceed in a body up the corridor into the interior of the building, their boxes and baggage being removed to the luggage warehouses, and here they range themselves in order on the seats. In front of them, and in the centre of the building, which is lit by a glass dome, stand a staff of some dozen gentlemen, all busily engaged in making arrangements for facilitating the movements and promoting the settlement of the newly-arrived emigrants. Each emigrant, man, woman and child, passes up in rotation to the Bureau, and gives to the registrar his or her name and destination, as a check upon the return of the Captain of the vessel, who gives the name, place of birth, age and occupation.
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One of the leading officers connected with the Bureau of Information then mounts a rostrum, and addressing the assembled emigrants, tells them that such as are not otherwise provided for, or prepared to pay for their accommodation, can find shelter under the roof of that building; that advice and information of the best and most reliable kind can be had relative to tickets for railway and steamer to take them East, West, North or South; as to the best means of obtaining employment, for which a register is kept in the Intelligence Department of the Institution; also as to the best and most expeditious routes to take, with facilities for corresponding with friends, and of changing money at the Bureau of Exchange. A tolerable estimate may be formed of the work and labor devolving on the establishment, when it is remembered that during the past month of November, 17,280 emigrants had arrived at Castle Garden, or a grand total of 219,830 to that date since the beginning of the year, while according to the latest return made up to Thursday last, the total number of arrivals from January to Dec. 5, had reached the enormous number of 222,494, being an increase of 26,142 over the corresponding period of the preceding year--all permeating and passing through the great artery of life and labor at Castle Garden. The advantages conferred by the regulations of the institution are developed every day in the shield of protection that, by means of its advice, information and police, it confers on the unsuspecting emigrant and on the unprotected female, the friendless, the orphan and the widow. Such is Castle Garden as a great national refuge for the emigrant from all lands. It has nothing to parallel it on the continent of Europe. It stands alone in its noble and utilitarian character.
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It was nearly evening before all the business connected with the emigrant department was over and the emigrants began to settle down in their new locality, and the building being lit up with gas gave a more cheerful aspect to the interior, and enabled us to survey the somewhat novel scene before us. You could at first imagine, were you not painfully conscious to the contrary that all those human beings seated on the benches had assembled to witness some theatrical entertainment. On looking right and left, an arrangement will be observed to have been effected, pace the emigrants marched in miscellaneously---the Germans and Dutch, who form by far the most numerous body, being parceled off into the eastern portion of the building, which is separated from the other portion, which contains indiscriminately English, Irish, Scotch and French. Two large iron stoves, between four and five feet high, fed with plentiful supplies of anthracite, and throwing out considerable heat, occupy each end of these apartments, one being set apart for the males and the other for the females. In a far corner of each compartment is a kind of refectory, where for fifteen or twenty cents you can obtain a half a pint of coffee, a roll, cheese or butter; but many of the emigrants appeared to prefer purchasing their own tea and coffee, and preparing it in tin utensils in the stoves. There are two water taps and an iron ladle at each end of the division, from which draughts of the Croton are in constant request, nothing in the shape of wine, lager beer or spirits being allowed to be sold upon the premises. Two very civil and intelligent watchmen reconnoiter during the night to keep order and attend upon the emigrants, both having served their country in the late war. One will not very readily forget his first nights' sojourn at Castle Garden. They were indeed ”noctes noiauda”---anything but ”noctes ambrosia”- --it's hard boards anything but a bed of roses. Having determined to rough it with our traveling companions, who could not afford a dollar for their bed and breakfast; we essayed a sleep, but vainly. Somnus had no compassion on the denizens of Castle Garden, however much they may invoke him, for such is the cold comfortless, sepulchral character of the place. This, it is only fair to state, was the experience of the writer before the building had been placed in thorough repair arising from the wind whistling through the open casemates, doors and windows, combined with the tantamara of tongues, the squalling of children and the erratic ramblings round about of a colony of rats that it was impossible to obtain repose, even after a fortnight's rocking to and fro and reeling in the Scotland, the snug hammock of which was a comparative paradise to this. Those who were unable to sleep rose and stood around the stoves...
As may be imagined, much of the conversation of the sleepless emigrants that night was directed to the good or bad fortune they had met with during the day in quest of situations and employment, and many came back reporting dolefully and despondently in that respect. Bakers butchers, boiler-makers, gardeners, grooms, and in fact masters of almost every calling to be found in the
52 book of trades, all stated how they had canvassed the various establishments in the great City during the day, and had found, with some few exceptions, that they were all full, and that no help or hands were wanted. Never were the advertisements columns of the TIMES and other papers, for ”help wanted,” devoured with such avidity or the few cents for their purchase invested in them with such readiness, and it is gratifying to state that in very many instances they led to the procurement for the poor emigrant of a billet and a home. The report of a second and subsequent day's pursuit of employment under difficulties showed a much more gratifying result. Some had been temporarily, and others conditionally, engaged, either in factories or at farm-work, the latter at $12 a month and their keep, while many who had not succeeded were kindly sent, by order of the Commissioners, to Ward's Island, to be employed in miscellaneous work about the State Hospital and grounds, or to work at their respective trades, for which they received their board and lodging in return, until something better could be obtained for them. Most of the strong, healthy girls and young women, principally Irish, succeed, through the agency of the Labor Department of the Commissioners, in obtaining situations as housemaids, nursemaids, milliners, sewing-machine hands and dressmakers, and in a few days bid adieu to the sheltering care of Castle Garden.
There was one among the group of woman who was the object of great commiseration. She had lost her little one on the voyage, from fever, and the poor child had to be thrown overboard, she, poor mother, being left, like Rachel, weeping for her child and would not be comforted because it was no more. It is indeed a sad thing to have to hide one's offspring in the grave on land, but there is something about death and burial in the cold canvas winding-sheet at sea, in a fathomless grave, yet harder and more galling. It is pitiable to perceive the condition of some of the young women who arrive from the mother country in the family way, though it is at the same time satisfactory to think that they will not aid in swelling the huge holocaust of infanticide there, but that their offspring, cherished and taken care of with the mothers by the State Hospital here, will form additions to the future populations. There was no prohibition against”smoking” at the Garden, his pipe being one of the prime comforts and companions of the poor immigrant in all his vicissitudes and”trials,” and the fragrant weed was freely indulged in, the more so as it was very properly prohibited, excepting on deck, during the voyage, or if indulged in, it was at the risk of being put in irons by the Captain.
Many were the complaints made by the poorer class of emigrants---forgetting that it all arose out of the war---at the high price of provisions---just double that in many instances they paid in the old country, and hoping that, if for their sakes only, the country would soon return to the ante-war prices---a consummation most devoutly to be wished. All appeared to be hearty and in good health, that most priceless of blessings, for”he that hath thee,” says Sterne,”has everything with thee, but he that is so wretched as to want thee wants everything with thee.” Only one or two cases had to be sent to the hospital, and altogether the vessel had a clean bill of health, far different from last year, when owing to the prevalence of cholera, many died and had to be thrown overboard. No inconsiderable amount of thieving occurred both on board and at Castle Garden,
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Of wearing apparel and other articles and one night at the Castle one emigrant, subsequently detected through the vigilance of Officer Murphy, had the effrontery to rob another by whose side he was sleeping of his watch. In fact nothing was safe out of sight or hands for a minute from the marauders and pilferers. The crew of the Scotland being short-handed many of the emigrants were well cared for in grub and grog and paid extra for lending a hand on deck, and most lustily did they work at the ropes, singing ”Yea, yeo, yea, yeo, we are all bound to go. ”Many of the men had become grizzly and hirsute, and much wanted a clean shave, but almost stood aghast when they heard that it would cost them twenty-five cents to have their beards taken off--an operation that, when last effected, they only paid a penny for. I have since seen some of those emigrants who were at first so despondent and could get no work, and it was delightful to see what transformation they had undergone. They had obtained situations either in stores or in some capacity and were all happiness and smiles. Their patience and perseverance had been rewarded.
Farewell, Castle Garden! I have met with nothing on the continent of Europe that can at all compare with the spectacle thou presenteth, and the benevolence and benefits that thou bestoweth - sacred asylum of the emigrant escaped from the dead ooze and dead lock of the Old World to the new life and progress, splendor and expansiveness of the New, where, under thy paternal and excelsior system, he may be no longer subjected to the terrors of landlordism, the tyranny of taxation or the evils of class representation; but, being welcomed into the great family of freedom and becoming a loyal son of the Republic, almost realize the arcadian representation of the poet, when he tells them to go.
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Again Castle Garden -- benevolent vestibule to this better land, and this better state of things! Farewell...C. M. A.”
Posted to The Ships List by Paul Petersen, 25 Nov 1997. A complete narrative is at Louis S. Alfano's Internet homepage at [http://members.tripod.com.~L_Alfano.castle.htm]
55 Appendix 9: Kirch Lütgendorf Marriage and Birth Records
Early Records The Kobernuss family lived in Kirch Lütgendorf parish from before 1754. There are indications that there were once records dating to at least 1695 for Kirch Lütgendorf, but they probably no longer exist. Births, marriages and deaths for the Kobernuss families are prominent in the church book for over 100 years until about 1867 when this family name disappears from the church book. By this time all surviving members of the family had moved to other nearby villages.
56 The Earliest Known Birth Record The earliest known mention of the Kobernus family in Kirch Lütgendorf parish is the birth of Magdalena Maria Kobernuss on 19 May 1754. This record is on page two of the church book. It is likely Maria is closely related to Friederich Wilhelm Kobernuss, ancestor of the Kobernus families that settled in Buffalo New York and Oak Park Illinois. At least three other people; Ida Maria (b. Abt 1754), Maria Juliana Henriette (b. Abt. 1756), and Wilhelmina Maria (b. Abt 1760) mentioned in the book are probably siblings or first cousins of Maria and Fried. Wilhelm. This is Maria’s birth record.
Earliest Known Marriage Record Friederich Wilhelm Kobernus and Catharine Sophia Blom (Blohm) were married on 23 October 1777 in Kirch Lütgendorf. This couple is the great grand parents of Carl Kobernus of Oak Park Illinois. F.W. Kobernus was probably born about 1752 in Alt Gaarz but the earliest know birth record for this parish is 1754. We have written to the Kirch Lütgendorf parish archive to attempt to determine if earlier records still exit. It is also possible he was born in another parish.
Birth Records for the Family of Carl Kobernus G Grandson of FW Kobernuss and Catharine Blom
Carl Johann WILHELM THEODOR Kobernuss, Born: 9 Nov 1838 Kirch Lütgendorf (Hof Kirch Lütgendorf) Kries Waren, Mecklenburg, Died 9 November 1907, Oak Park Illinois. Godparents: Carl W. Boeckmann; Maria Hanna Knueppel (Drayer), Maria Henrica Dorothy Kobernus (Moeller); Carl W. Joachim A. Mueller
Note. The date of 9 November apparently was an important day in the Kobernus family. Carl Kobernus was born, married and died on 9 November of 1838, 1865
57 and 1907 respectively. Carl’s brother Frederick also was married on 9 November 1866. These dates have been rechecked.
Johanna Friederike Henriette Sophia Peters: Born: February 10, 184 in Kirch Lütgendorf. Died 24 June 1907 in Oak Park Illinois. Godparents: Johann Schroder, Fried. Peters, Henriette Peters, and Sophie Beham. Married 9 Nov 1865: Witnesses: Johann Daniel Heinrich Christian Kobernuss of Alt-Gaarz (Carl's Father), Diederich Fried. Wilhelm Peters of Klocksin (Sophie's Father).
Marriage of Carl Kobernus and Sophie Peters, 9 November 1865 in Kirch Lütgendorf. Father of Groom, Johann Daniel Heinrich Christian Kobernuss of Alt-Gaarz, Father of bride, Diederich Friederich Wilhelm Peters of Kirch Lütgendorf
58 Child 1: Carl Johann Heinrich, 26 September 26, 1864, Kirch Lütgendorf. Godparents; Carl Krunitz, Hanna Daebel, Henriette Peters (Sophie’s sister). The record indicates that the mother was not married. The writing in the block where the fathers name normally would be indicates that the parents later married on 9 November 1865.
Child 2: Dorothea Friederike Johanna, b. August 02, 1867, Kirch Lütgendorf. Godparents, Doris Krueger born Maw, Johann Peters (Father of Sophia Peters), Friederike Sanftleben born Kobernus (Sister the father).
Child: 3: Marie Christiane Johanne, b.18 Apr; Christened. 9 May 1869. In Grüssow, Kries Roebel, Mecklenburg Godparents: 1) Christian Moeller [Tagelöhner], 2) Johanna Jhde [Tgl.fr], 3) Marie Puls [Tgl. Fr] (All from Grüssow)
59 Child: 4: Herman Heinrich Ludwig, b. 17 Apr; Christened 7 May 1871 in Grüssow, Kries Roebel, Mecklenburg Godparents: 1) Heinrich Kobernuss [Schustergeselle; (Schuster = shoemaker, geselle = journeyman] from Waren, 2) Caroline Hackbusch, [Kuestertochter = daughter of the sacristan], 3) Louise Heiser [Tgl. Fr] (The latter two from Grüssow). Note: The Hein. Kobernuss mentioned is probably the grandfather of Hermann.
Child: 5: Heinrich Frederick Carl, b. 24 May; Christened 2 June 1873 in Grüssow, Kries Roebel, and Mecklenburg. Godparents: 1) Carl Solzien [Knecht = farm servant], 2) Carl Sadenwasser, [Knecht], 3) Heinrich Teller [Knecht], 4) Bertha Voss [Dienstmächen= maid servant], 5) [Friederike Albrecht [Dienstmächen] (All from Grüssow)
Child 6: Johann (John) Heinrich. Born Abt 1874 in Tonawanda or Buffalo NY. Birth records apparently lost.
60 Appendix 10: German Script
This cheat sheet is provided in case you want to review some of the German Records mentioned in this paper. There are several styles of German script. Here are the most common forms we’ve seen. It gets easier the more you look at it.
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61 Appendix 11: Kobernus Auswanderungskonsensakten
This permission to emigrate was required to ensure all debts were paid and military service had been completed. The documents were completed at the Capital in Schwerin and by the local village administration. These documents were needed to book passage at the port.
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John Kobernus Letter to George Kobernus 1965
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68 Appendix 13: Descendants of F.W. Kobernuss
Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Abraham, Pamela Evelyn 21/May/1940 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Aird, Irene Abt. 1903 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Ambrose, Wilda 17/Jul/1900 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Andersen, John Alfred 10/Nov/1918 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Anderson, Clarine Abt. 1914 5th great-grandddr. Anderson, Dewey Abt. 1900 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Anderson, Dorothy Abt. 1918 5th great-grandddr. Anderson, Maurice Abt. 1912 5th great-grandson Anderson, Robert Abt. 1915 5th great-grandson Anderson, Tom Abt. 1888 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Ardath 02/Apr/1905 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Ball, Christine Maria Abt. 1960 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Barron, Susanne Maria 18/Feb/1959 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Bauer, Florence 27/Aug/1906 4th great-grandddr. Bauer, Wellington Abt. 1873 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Beach, David William 10/Jan/1956 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Beach, Rachel Lorraine 25/Jul/1996 7th great-grandddr. Bergstrom, Carolina Jessie 27/Feb/1922 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Berry, David Merle 05/Sep/1981 7th great-grandson Berry, Don Abt. 1954 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Beyer Abt. 1931 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Beyer, Alan Abt. 1957 6th great-grandson Beyer, Jennifer Abt. 1957 6th great-grandddr. Beyer, Michael Abt. 1957 6th great-grandson Beyer, Perry Abt. 1957 6th great-grandson Bickleman, Elisabeth 04/Apr/1900 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Bidell, Edward 01/Dec/1901 4th great-grandson Bidell, Friederich Abt. 1927 5th great-grandson Bidell, Paul Abt. 1927 5th great-grandson Bidell, William (Bill) 1875 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Bilk, Stella E. 28/Dec/1888 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Blom, Catharina Sophia (Blohm) Abt. 1757 Daughter-in-law Bobsin, Sophia Maria Friederike Christiana 09/Apr/1807 Wife of the great-grandson Boelman Abt. 1916 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Bond, Bob Abt. 1927 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Bonneau, Bertha Abt. 1908 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Bowles, Dorothy Claire (Murry) 22/Apr/1916 Wife of the 4th great-grandson
69 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss
Bruns, George Abt. 1882 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Bruns, George Abt. 1908 5th great-grandson Bryant, Mabel K. Abt. 1935 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Buenger, Carl Wilhelm Ludwig 10/Aug/1835 2nd great-grandson Buenger, Carolina Henriette Johanna 15/Oct/1818 Great-grandddr. Buenger, Carolina Sophia Friederike 04/Sep/1809 Great-grandddr. Buenger, Christian Heinrich Joachim 26/Oct/1830 2nd great-grandson Friederich Buenger, Friederike Carolina Maria 14/Jan/1833 2nd great-grandddr. Johanna Buenger, Heinrich Friederich 01/Dec/1775 Husbd. of the grandddr. Buenger, Johann Christian Friederich 17/Jul/1814 Great-grandson Buenger, Johann Friederich Christoph 30/Nov/1805 Great-grandson Burman, Minnie 26/Jan/1884 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Cabana, Richard Abt. 1941 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Cabana, Stacy Abt. 1970 6th great-grandddr. Cabana, Tracy Abt. 1970 6th great-grandddr. Cameron, Lillian Adeline 25/Feb/1906 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Carne Abt. 1872 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Carol Abt. 1947 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Cook, Ross Abt. 1888 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Crilly, William Charles 10/Aug/1953 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Daumbaugh, Elva Maria 31/Mar/1895 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Davidson, Rose Abt. 1901 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Davis, Ruth F. 03/Dec/1896 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Delahanty, Katharine Abt. 1909 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Dreyer, Carolina Catharine Sophia Jan/1794 Wife of the grandson Dye, Kortney Abt. 1968 6th great-grandddr. Dye, Melinda Abt. 1968 6th great-grandddr. Dye, Orval Abt. 1942 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Dye, Travis Abt. 1968 6th great-grandson Edith 22/May/1896 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Endress, Franklin 05/May/1911 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Fischer, Maria Dor. Soph. (Joh.) Catharina 07/Mar/1814 Wife of the great-grandson Fitch, Shirley Abt. 1898 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Flanagan, Carrie 24/Feb/1974 6th great-grandddr. Flanagan, Donna 16/Jan/1969 6th great-grandddr. Flanagan, Michael (Mike) Francis 15/May/1946 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Fleek, Charles Edward 15/Jul/1956 6th great-grandson Fleek, Jason Charles 23/Mar/1979 7th great-grandson
70 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Fleek, Karl Winnie 26/Apr/1928 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Fleek, Kevin W. 28/Jul/1959 6th great-grandson Fleek, Michael Shawn 29/Apr/1975 7th great-grandson Gaedt, Paul Abt. 1875 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Gaedt, Paul Abt. 1901 4th great-grandson Gail Abt. 1964 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Gen? Wife of the 4th great-grandson Gillen Abt. 1931 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Gillen, James Abt. 1957 6th great-grandson Gillen, Kathy Abt. 1957 6th great-grandddr. Gillen, Mary Ann Abt. 1957 6th great-grandddr. Gillen, Thomas Abt. 1957 6th great-grandson Gillings, Doretta Agnes 06/May/1903 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Gombert, Hein. Ludwig Her. Ferdinand 04/Jul/1818 Husbd. of the great-grandddr. Grey, John Paul Abt. 1954 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Hadsell Abt. 1916 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Hahn, Helene (Lena) Bertha Frase 14/Mar/1872 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Halverson, Angela Ann 06/Jan/1967 6th great-grandddr. Halverson, Robert Abt. 1944 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Hawkins, Charlotte Francis 1918 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Helen Abt. 1890 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Helmers, Edna 27/Apr/1902 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Henderson, R. W. Abt. 1927 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Hinkfoot, Carl Friederich 23/Nov/1797 Grandson Hinkfoot, Christina Charlotte 29/Jan/1791 Grandddr. Hinkfoot, Elisabeth Christina Carolina 12/May/1800 Grandddr. Hinkfoot, Hans Joachim Heinrich Abt. 1755 Son-in-law Hinkfoot, Jacob Friederich Wilhelm 15/Jun/1787 Grandson Hinkfoot, Joachim Christian 30/Apr/1789 Grandson Hinkfoot, Johann Joachim Christoph 08/Jul/1796 Grandson Hinkfoot, Soph. Magdalena Maria 15/Jun/1787 Grandddr. Hoffman, Albert 25/May/1895 4th great-grandson Hoffman, Carl (Charles) Anthony Apr/1874 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Hoffman, Charles Abt. 1934 5th great-grandson Hoffman, Charles W. 14/Sep/1907 4th great-grandson Hoffman, Friederich 02/Oct/1902 4th great-grandson Hoffman, Henrietta 17/Sep/1896 4th great-grandddr. Hoffman, Irene 1924 5th great-grandddr. Hoffman, Joan 1927 5th great-grandddr. Hoffman, John Abt. 1934 5th great-grandson Hoffman, John Abt. 1960 6th great-grandson
71 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Hoffman, Mary Louise 25/Feb/1910 4th great-grandddr. Hoffman, Minnie 1866 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Hoffman, Peter Abt. 1897 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Hoffman, Raymond 16/Mar/1906 4th great-grandson Hoffman, Tim Abt. 1960 6th great-grandson Hoffman, Vincent Abt. 1960 6th great-grandson Hoffman, Violet Abt. 1935 5th great-grandddr. Hofsaeth, Hanne Abt. 1967 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Holtz, Zora Florence 09/Feb/1902 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Homan, Grey Oliver 22/Jan/1939 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Hoyt, Mark Abt. 1953 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Jacoby, Helen Bertha 25/Oct/1877 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Janine Abt. 1966 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Jean, Phyllis Abt. 1958 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Jeanette Abt. 1896 Wife of the 4th great-grandson John, Albert, Jr. Little Abt. 1933 5th great-grandson Jolley, Heather Lynn Abt. 1983 7th great-grandddr. Jolley, Lisa Jaye Abt. 1983 7th great-grandddr. Jolley, Mark Anthony 05/Feb/1951 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Kaiser, Loreen Abt. 1962 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Kandzoria, Joseph Abt. 1873 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Karen Abt. 1947 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Kent, Charles William Abt. 1922 5th great-grandson Kent, Donald Abt. 1927 5th great-grandson Kent, Francis Abt. 1924 5th great-grandson Kent, George Edward Abt. 1925 5th great-grandson Kent, Harold Robert 03/Mar/1929 5th great-grandson Kent, Jack Abt. 1923 5th great-grandson Kent, James Richard Abt. 1929 5th great-grandson Kent, Jeanette Abt. 1930 5th great-grandddr. Kent, John Lindsey 03/Aug/1888 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Kent, Mary Abt. 1921 5th great-grandddr. Kent, Patricia Abt. 1928 5th great-grandddr. Kilgore, Randy Lynn Abt. 1944 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Klein, Mary Elizabeth 10/Jan/1933 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Klukey, Wendy E. Abt. 1962 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Kobernus, Alexander (Kobernns) 02/Dec/1909 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Alvin Dean 15/Oct/1928 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Arthur 18/Mar/1904 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Aurora Ligth 03/Jul/1997 7th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Becky Ann 14/Feb/1956 6th great-grandddr.
72 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Kobernus, Becky L 01/Jun/1956 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Bessie E. 01/Oct/1896 4th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Bill Abt. 1950 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Carl 04/Oct/1896 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Carol Lee 07/Jun/1944 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Carolyn Judith 1964 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Charles R. 12/Jul/1941 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Charles Ray 27/Sep/1962 6th great-grandson Kobernus, Child 27/Mar/1966 7th great-grandson Kobernus, Clara Soph. 29/May/1890 4th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Debra Lynn 10/Jun/1953 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Diana Carol 06/Aug/1946 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Edna M. 28/Dec/1894 4th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Edward Bermaw 22/Nov/1921 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Edward Carl Henry 29/Jan/1888 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Elizabeth Abt. 1892 4th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Elmer A. 12/Jan/1908 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Emil Henry 09/Apr/1896 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Emil Henry 23/Jun/1926 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Francis F. 10/May/1901 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Friederich (Freddie) 09/Nov/1909 4th great-grandson Kobernus, George Martin 07/Jun/1898 4th great-grandson Kobernus, George Martin Colonel 21/Feb/1942 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Harry Alvin 22/Aug/1892 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Infant 03/Mar/1918 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Infant 16/Aug/1936 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, James Friederich 09/Aug/1945 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Jane 30/Sep/1924 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, John 10/Oct/1900 4th great-grandson Kobernus, John (Jack) A. 13/Aug/1938 5th great-grandson Kobernus, John Christopher Abt. 1964 6th great-grandson Kobernus, John David 05/Feb/1971 6th great-grandson Kobernus, John Jr. 18/Nov/1903 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Judith Mary 07/Jun/1944 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Judy Maria 18/Dec/1949 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Karen Abt. 1932 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Karl Abt. 1932 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Karla Ann 29/Jan/1967 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Kathie L. Abt. 1945 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Kathleen Abt. 1929 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Klaire D. Abt. 1972 6th great-grandddr.
73 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Kobernus, Kristian R. Abt. 1972 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Kristine Rosemary 24/Oct/1938 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Kristopher C. Abt. 1971 6th great-grandson Kobernus, Lillian M. 17/Jul/1901 4th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Linda Abt. 1944 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Linda Susan 27/May/1954 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Lois Jan/1921 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Louis Theodore 13/Sep/1894 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Louise Beatrice (Cobernus) 25/Feb/1899 4th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Ludwig Hermann Heinrich 16/Jul/1907 4th great-grandson Kobernus, Marcie Lynn 1971 6th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Margaret 17/Dec/1929 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Margie Abt. 1929 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Mary 13/Feb/1913 4th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Maxine Abt. 1929 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Merle Alvin 04/Feb/1923 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Michael John 1965 6th great-grandson Kobernus, Nancy Abt. 1950 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Peter Abt. 1932 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Richard Emil 05/Feb/1951 6th great-grandson Kobernus, Robert (Bobbie) Lee 03/Apr/1950 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Robert Carry 27/Jan/1977 7th great-grandson Kobernus, Robert Charles 25/Sep/1919 5th great-grandson Kobernus, Rose L. 03/Sep/1897 4th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Roxanne Rae 10/Nov/1944 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Ruby Z. Abt. 1918 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Sharon Abt. 1946 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Valentine Abt. 1933 5th great-grandddr. Kobernus, Vernon Lee 12/Dec/1933 5th great-grandson Kobernus, William 03/Jan/1907 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Albert J. 03/Jun/1895 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Alfred Frank 31/May/1898 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Alice 16/Jul/1901 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Arline Abt. 1938 5th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Arthur G. 11/Jul/1900 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, August Friederich Ferdinand 26/Mar/1811 Great-grandson Kobernuss, Augusta Jan/1880 3rd great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Austin Cannah Jul/1989 7th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Betty May 25/Jun/1923 5th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Brian 22/Jun/1988 7th great-grandson Kobernuss, Carl (Charles) Johann 24/May/1870 3rd great-grandson
74 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Friederich Kobernuss, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich 26/Sep/1864 3rd great-grandson Kobernuss, Carl Christian Johann 13/Feb/1843 2nd great-grandson Friederich Kobernuss, Carl Joachim Heinrich 31/Aug/1790 Grandson Kobernuss, Carl Johann Friederich 20/Aug/1816 Great-grandson Kobernuss, Carl Johann Friederich (Lau) 16/Mar/1841 2nd great-grandson Kobernus, Carl Johann Wilhelm Theodor 09/Nov/1838 2nd great-grandson Kobernuss, Carl (Charles) T. J. F. 04/Apr/1837 2nd great-grandson (Gombert) Kobernuss, Carolina Dorothea Friederike 20/Mar/1841 2nd great-grandddr. Eliz Kobernuss, Chloe Elizabeth 14/Mar/1986 7th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Daniel Christian Heinrich 05/Dec/1781 Grandson Kobernuss, Daniel Joachim Friederich 06/Dec/1787 Grandson Kobernuss, Darla Charlotte Abt. 1921 5th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, David N. 16/Feb/1928 5th great-grandson Kobernuss, David N., Jr. 08/Mar/1958 6th great-grandson Kobernuss, Dorothea Friederike Johanna 02/Aug/1867 3rd great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Douglas Friederich 15/Nov/1952 6th great-grandson Kobernuss, Edward Henry Aug/1863 3rd great-grandson Kobernuss, Emma Mar/1874 3rd great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Emma Abt. 1880 4th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Emma D. 20/Jul/1895 4th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Ferdinand Johann August 29/Jul/1849 2nd great-grandson Heinrich Kobernuss, Fred A. Abt. 1890 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Fred A. Abt. 1933 5th great-grandson Kobernuss, Friederich Johann Heinrich 29/Aug/1846 2nd great-grandson Christian Kobernuss, Friederich Wilhelm Abt. 1752 Self Kobernuss, Friederike Johanna Soph. 11/Aug/1820 Great-grandddr. Elisabeth Kobernuss, Gail Abt. 1925 5th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, George Jacob 1888 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Grace Ruth 23/Sep/1923 5th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Gretchen 07/Oct/1955 6th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Harry A. 17/Apr/1892 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Heinrich (Henry) Johann 29/May/1864 3rd great-grandson Friederich Kobernuss, Heinrich (Henry/Earl) 24/May/1873 3rd great-grandson
75 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Friederich Carl Kobernuss, Heinrich Diederich Georg 19/Jul/1785 Grandson Kobernuss, Heinrich Johann Ludwig 25/Aug/1845 2nd great-grandson Friederich Kobernuss, Henrietta Feb/1889 4th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Henry Edward 11/Jul/1891 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Hermann Heinrich Ludwig 17/Apr/1871 3rd great-grandson Kobernuss, Howard C. 1903 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Ida Maria Abt. 1745 Daughter Kobernuss, Johann (John) Heinrich Abt. 1874 3rd great-grandson Kobernuss, Johann Christian Friederich 28/Aug/1797 Grandson Kobernuss, Johann Christoph Jacob 22/Jan/1794 Grandson Kobernuss, Johann Daniel Heinrich 05/Apr/1815 Great-grandson Christian Kobernuss, Johann Joachim Heinrich 12/Mar/1844 2nd great-grandson Theodor Kobernuss, Johanna Soph. Carolina 04/Aug/1817 Great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Linda Alice 31/Aug/1957 6th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) 15/May/1858 3rd great-grandson Johann Kobernuss, Magdalena (Helena) Maria 21/Sep/1779 Grandddr. Kobernuss, Magdalena Maria 19/May/1754 Daughter Kobernuss, Maria (Mary) Christina 18/Apr/1869 3rd great-grandddr. Johanna Kobernuss, Maria Friederike Dorothea 22/Aug/1813 Great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Maria Juliana Henriette Abt. 1756 Daughter Kobernuss, Mildred J. Aug/1894 4th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Norman Martin 02/Oct/1898 4th great-grandson Kobernuss, Phena Abt. 1918 5th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Rhoda 02/Oct/1917 5th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Ria 09/Apr/1998 7th great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Richard 08/Sep/1960 6th great-grandson Kobernuss, Robert A. 25/May/1929 5th great-grandson Kobernuss, Wilhelm Johann Theodor 25/Oct/1867 3rd great-grandson Kobernuss, Wilhelmina (Minnie) Dec/1875 3rd great-grandddr. Kobernuss, Wilhelmina Friederike Elisab. 26/Jun/1847 2nd great-grandddr. Johanna Kobernuss, Wilhelmina Maria Abt. 1760 Daughter Kobernuss, William H. Abt. 1881 4th great-grandson Koepke Abt. 1919 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Kohlmorgen, Christian Levin 17/Feb/1773 Grandson
76 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Kohlmorgen, Christina Soph. (Jo) Hanna Abt. 1810 Great-grandddr. Kohlmorgen, Christoph Ehlert Diederich 16/Oct/1778 Grandson Kohlmorgen, Daniel Johann Christian 13/Mar/1774 Grandson Kohlmorgen, Elisabeth Soph. Amalia 26/Jan/1783 Grandddr. Kohlmorgen, Hans Caspar Abt. 1743 Son-in-law Kohlmorgen, Johann Christoph Carl 14/Jan/1781 Grandson Krause Abt. 1873 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Krause, Esther 22/Feb/1899 4th great-grandddr. Krause, Helen Abt. 1899 4th great-grandddr. Lahmann, Alvina R. Abt. 1871 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Lahmann, Soph. Mary 30/Jan/1865 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Lambour, Evelyn Abt. 1917 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Larson, Holden Abt. 1900 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Lau, Christoph Johann Caspar (Vau?) Abt. 1815 Husbd. of the great-grandddr. Little, Albert John Abt. 1908 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Little, Jean Abt. 1933 5th great-grandddr. Little, Mary Lou Abt. 1933 5th great-grandddr. Lynn Abt. 1949 Wife of the 6th great-grandson M., Evelyn 14/Sep/1909 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Maas, (Carolina) Magdalena Henrica 03/Apr/1799 Grandddr. Hanna Maas, Anna Soph. Christiana 30/Mar/1779 Grandddr. Maas, Elisabeth Soph. Christiana Hanna 09/Jun/1790 Grandddr. Maas, Heinrich Christoph Friederich 16/May/1867 3rd great-grandson Maas, Heinrich Christoph Gottlieb 27/Oct/1786 Grandson Maas, Heinrich Daniel Joachim 15/Oct/1787 Grandson Maas, Johann Christian Abt. 1754 Son-in-law Maas, Johann Joachim Christian 10/May/1796 Grandson Maas, Johann Joachim Friederich Abt. 1841 Husbd. of the 2nd great-grandddr. Maas, Louisa Dorothea Catharina 01/Jun/1793 Grandddr. Mabel 09/Apr/1903 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Mabel Abt. 1896 Wife of the 4th great-grandson McIntyre, Colleen Abt. 1969 Wife of the 6th great-grandson McKay, Betty Lou 10/Jan/1935 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Meyer, Johanna Ernest. Maria Soph. 13/Jun/1844 Wife of the 2nd great-grandson Henriette Minnie Abt. 1878 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Moeller, Carolina Johanna Elise Soph. 06/Nov/1839 2nd great-grandddr. Moeller, Carolina Soph. Johanna Friederike 07/Oct/1842 2nd great-grandddr. Moeller, Ernst Ludwig Johann Christian 28/Jan/1846 2nd great-grandson Moeller, Johann (Hans) Adolph Friederich Abt. 1810 Husbd. of the great-grandddr.
77 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Moeller, Johanna Friederike Maria Louise 11/Jul/1837 2nd great-grandddr. Moeller, Julianna Johanna Maria 06/May/1835 2nd great-grandddr. Wilhelmina Moeller, Louise Carolina Friederike 26/Jul/1849 2nd great-grandddr. Mona Abt. 1940 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Moore, Marsha Jaye Abt. 1953 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Morgan, Calvin Burr Abt. 1921 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Morgan, John David 21/May/1954 6th great-grandson Morgan, Katharine Tracy 13/Aug/1951 6th great-grandddr. Morgan, Kristina Grace 22/Sep/1982 7th great-grandddr. Morgan, Neal Thomas 20/Jan/1948 6th great-grandson Morgan, Scott Thomas 07/Apr/1988 7th great-grandson Morgan, Seth Richard 01/Mar/1984 7th great-grandson Mulchin, Nicki Linn Abt. 1955 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Musker, Marguerite 01/Oct/1903 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Nelson, Frank Abt. 1936 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Nelson, Holly Kristine 05/Dec/1970 6th great-grandddr. Nelson, Joanne Yvette 21/Nov/1966 6th great-grandddr. Nelson, Lynn Abt. 1956 6th great-grandddr. Nelson, Marsha 04/Jun/1960 6th great-grandddr. Nelson, Shari Abt. 1956 6th great-grandddr. Nelson, Soadra Abt. 1956 6th great-grandddr. Nelson, Susan Maria 22/May/1963 6th great-grandddr. Nelson, Thomas Abt. 1933 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Norton, Rance Abt. 1928 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Olsen, Jeff Abt. 17/Dec/1972 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Opfer Abt. 1889 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Opfer, Dorothy Abt. 1927 5th great-grandddr. Opfer, Marian Abt. 1927 5th great-grandddr. Paulson Abt. 1890 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Pearce Abt. 1969 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Pearce, Rhiannon 1991 7th great-grandddr. Peters, Christoph Christian Friederich 08/Sep/1847 2nd great-grandddr. Peters, Elisabeth Louise Johanna 29/Mar/1839 2nd great-grandddr. Friederike Peters, Johann Joachim Christoph 09/Oct/1809 Husbd. of the great-grandddr. Peters, Johann Wilhelm Carl Ludwig 07/May/1850 2nd great-grandson Peters, Johanna Friederike Henriette Soph. 10/Feb/1842 Wife of the 2nd great-grandson Peters, Unnamed Child 17/Oct/1842 2nd great-grandchild Peters, Unnamed Child 22/Feb/1846 2nd great-grandchild Peters, Wilhelm Friederich Carl Theodor 22/Sep/1843 2nd great-grandson
78 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Phillips, Wendall Abt. 1890 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Pries, 2 Daughters Abt. 1925 5th great-grandddr. Pries, Erwin (Erv) 07/Feb/1900 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Przybylski, Lorraine T. Abt. 1935 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Puratt, Maria Dorothea Abt. 1785 Wife of the grandson Purdis, Joseph J. Abt. 1926 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Rademaker, Alice E. 1888 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Radloff, Jason Abt. 1968 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Rahl, Anna (Roehl) Oct/1870 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Raible, Charles (Chuck) 16/Jun/1900 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Rathmann, Friederike 23/Sep/1829 Wife of the 2nd great-grandson Reeb, Anna Barbara Abt. 1860 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Regener Abt. 1916 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Rubini, Mary A. 11/Mar/1910 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Rupp, John Murray 07/Oct/1946 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Rupp, Kelley Maria 18/Oct/1975 6th great-grandddr. Rupp, Stefan Thayer 13/Aug/1972 6th great-grandson Rutledge, Clayton 17/Sep/1895 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Salaverria, Eduardo Alfonso 08/Mar/1930 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Salaverria, Gino Alfonso 01/Jan/1991 7th great-grandson Salaverria, Janine 02/Jun/1966 6th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, [Friederich] Johann Vollrath 18/Jan/1835 Husbd. of the 2nd great-grandddr. Elias Sanftleben, Arthur (Bud) Frederick 15/Aug/1923 5th great-grandson Sanftleben, Arthur Frederick 14/Nov/1899 4th great-grandson Sanftleben, Carl (Charles) Friederich 21/Jul/1874 3rd great-grandson Wilhelm Sanftleben, Clara 07/Mar/1900 4th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Dorothea Henriette Friederike 14/Jan/1867 3rd great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Eleanor Louise 23/Sep/1907 4th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Erma 03/Feb/1903 4th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Friederike Luise Wilhelmina 14/Jun/1872 3rd great-grandddr. Caroline Sanftleben, Grace Abt. 1902 4th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Helen Dorothea 22/Dec/1897 4th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Johann (John) Friederich 02/Dec/1876 3rd great-grandson Wilhelm Sanftleben, Laura Aug/1896 4th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Lois Abt. 1902 4th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Lucille 07/Jul/1908 4th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Luise Soph. Henriette 30/Dec/1868 3rd great-grandddr.
79 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Sanftleben, Mary Jeanne 12/May/1920 5th great-grandddr. Sanftleben, Soph. Carolina Friederike 07/Jul/1863 3rd great-grandddr. Schmidt, Carl Abt. 1865 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Schmidt, Friederich (Fritz/Fred) Abt. 1863 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Schmidt, Ida Abt. 1884 4th great-grandddr. Schmidt, Infant 24/Sep/1911 4th great-grandson Schmitz, Elmer 28/Feb/1900 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Schmitz, Frances Ann 20/Feb/1934 5th great-grandddr. Schnoor, Christina Abt. 1792 Wife of the grandson Schultz, Johann Ernst Abt. 1777 Husbd. of the grandddr. Schuster, Child 04/Jul/2000 7th great-grandddr. Schuster, Christopher Blaise 05/Dec/1985 7th great-grandson Schuster, Elisabeth Rose 06/Jul/1990 7th great-grandddr. Schuster, Gerald Joseph 10/Jul/1958 6th great-grandson Schuster, Karen Frances 10/Sep/1991 7th great-grandddr. Schuster, Maria Martha 20/Sep/1989 7th great-grandson Schuster, Mary Etta 10/Jul/1958 6th great-grandddr. Schuster, Matthew Thomas 28/Nov/1986 7th great-grandson Schuster, Michael Blaise 11/Feb/1983 7th great-grandson Schuster, Nikolaus James 08/Oct/1988 7th great-grandson Schuster, Paul Francis 02/Apr/1932 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Schuster, Paul Melvin 09/Oct/1967 6th great-grandson Schuster, Roseanne Christine 18/Jun/1985 7th great-grandddr. Schuster, Rosemarie Florence 25/May/1987 7th great-grandddr. Schuster, Thomas Paul Abt. 1958 6th great-grandson Schwemberger, Carol Abt. 1948 6th great-grandddr. Schwemberger, John 10/Apr/1923 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Schwemberger, John Abt. 1948 6th great-grandson Schwemberger, Lisa Abt. 1948 6th great-grandddr. Schwemberger, Nida Abt. 1948 6th great-grandddr. Scott, Bruce William 07/Mar/1965 7th great-grandson Scott, Charles William Abt. 1943 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Scott, Paul Wayne 25/Mar/1970 7th great-grandson Searl Abt. 1965 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Searl, Kaitlin Maria 20/May/1994 7th great-grandddr. Seibert Abt. 1954 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Seibert, Jeremy S. 31/Jul/1977 7th great-grandson Shirley C. 13/Oct/1931 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Shoemaker, Melville 26/May/1903 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Simms, Alan Abt. 1890 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Simons, Vicki Lynn Gillingham Abt. 1961 Wife of the 6th great-grandson
80 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Smith, Irene Lucille 27/Aug/1932 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Springer, Erma Louise 24/Aug/1904 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Spruth, Ann Helene 22/Oct/1954 6th great-grandddr. Spruth, Raymond Arthur 06/Jul/1919 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Staines, Andrew Mark 1964 6th great-grandson Staines, David Scott 1962 6th great-grandson Staines, Jonathan Cole 1987 7th great-grandson Staines, Kenneth Russell Abt. 1931 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Staines, Ryan Michael 1994 7th great-grandson Steffen, Lillian 26/Jul/1911 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Stein, Claudia Louise 13/Jul/1945 6th great-grandddr. Stein, Clovis A. Abt. 1921 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Stewart, Mary 28/May/1898 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Studniary, Chris Abt. 1956 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Suchow, Walt Abt. 1900 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Sudbrink, Lauren D. 03/Mar/1983 7th great-grandddr. Sudbrink, Steven R 07/Dec/1955 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Sudbrink, Taylor S. 11/Dec/1986 7th great-grandson Tankersley, Carroll Anne Lt. Col. 03/Nov/1944 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Taries Abt. 1964 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Thompson, Karen Susan Abt. 1954 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Tilley, James Abt. 1892 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Totten, Jo Ann 12/Aug/1929 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Trudy Abt. 1943 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Tryon, David Abt. 1925 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Tryon, David Abt. 1951 6th great-grandson Unbekant, Lauren Abt. 1960 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Uteritz, Dorothy Abt. 1892 4th great-grandddr. Uteritz, Esther Abt. 1892 4th great-grandddr. Uteritz, Irvin (Utz) Abt. 1892 4th great-grandson Uteritz, John Abt. 1866 Husbd. of the 3rd great-grandddr. Uteritz, Lillian (Lily) Abt. 1892 4th great-grandddr. Uteritz, Marie (Gertrude?) Abt. 1892 4th great-grandddr. Uteritz, Ruth Abt. 1892 4th great-grandddr. Vierow, Friederike (Fehro) 07/Aug/1872 Wife of the 3rd great-grandson Waldron, Lee Abt. 1890 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Walston Abt. 1954 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Walston, James Merle 29/Oct/1980 7th great-grandson Wieman, Evelyn W. 04/Oct/1890 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Wierzbicki, Jennifer Ann 30/Dec/1981 7th great-grandddr. Wierzbicki, Thomas 12/Dec/1957 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr.
81 Descendant Born Relationship to F.W. Kobernuss Wierzbicki, Thomas John 12/Jan/1988 7th great-grandson Wilder, Clement Abt. 1919 Husbd. of the 5th great-grandddr. Williams, Darla Jean Abt. 1940 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Wilson, Helen L. 14/Jul/1919 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Wolff, Gertrude 21/Oct/1904 Wife of the 4th great-grandson Woods Abt. 1887 Husbd. of the 4th great-grandddr. Worboys, Keith Abt. 1962 Husbd. of the 6th great-grandddr. Worboys, Stevie Maria Abt. 1986 7th great-grandddr. Wylde, Frances Belle 22/Apr/1915 Wife of the 4th great-grandson
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Appendix 14: Birth, Marriage and Death Dates
Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Abraham, Pamela May Maybe, Bef. 1961 Chicago, Cook, Evelyn 21, England IL 1940 Aird, Irene Abt. Mar 18, 1939 1903 Ambrose, Wilda Jul , Iroquois, IL Abt. 1919 Of Oak Park, IL Dec 31, 1977 , MI 17, 1900 Andersen, John Nov Oak Park, Jun 14, 1941 Wheaton, Cook, Jun 25, 1944 , Saipan, Alfred 10, Cook, IL IL Northern 1918 Mariana Islands Anderson, Clarine Abt. Maybe, Cook, 1914 IL Anderson, Dewey Abt. Abt. 1926 Maybe, Cook, IL 1900 Anderson, Dorothy Abt. Maybe, Cook, Abt. 1942 Maybe, Cook, IL 1918 IL Anderson, Maurice Abt. Maybe, Cook, 1912 IL Anderson, Robert Abt. Maybe, Cook, 1915 IL Anderson, Tom Abt. Maybe, MI Abt. 1913 Maybe, Cook, IL 1888 Ball, Christine Abt. Maybe, NY Aug 28, 1982 Maria 1960 Barron, Susanne Feb Nov 14, 1981 Maria 18, 1959 Bauer, Wellington Abt. Maybe 1908 Buffalo, Erie, NY (Bower) 1873 Tecumseh, Lewanee, MI Beach, David Jan , Ontario, William 10, Canada 1956 Beach, Rachel Jul , Ontario, Lorraine 25, Canada 1996 Behm, Evelyn M. Sep , IL Nov 15, 1992 Belvidere, (Behn) 14, Boone, IL 1909 Bergstrom, Carolina Feb Minneapolis, Jessie 27, Hennepin, MN 1922 Berry, David Merle Sep , Nevada, CA 05, 1981 Berry, Don Abt. 1954 Beyer Abt. Syracuse, 1931 Onondaga, NY Beyer, Alan Abt. Maybe, NY 1957 Beyer, Jennifer Abt. Maybe, NY 1957 Beyer, Michael Abt. Maybe, NY 1957 Beyer, Perry Abt. Maybe, NY 1957
83 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Bickleman, Apr Maybe Aug 19, 1919 Buffalo, Erie, NY Jul 1987 Buffalo, Erie, NY Elisabeth 04, Buffalo, Erie, 1900 NY Bidell, Edward C. Dec Buffalo, Erie, Mar 1982 Grand Island, 01, NY Erie, NY 1901 Bidell, Friederich H. Abt. Maybe Grand 1927 Island, Erie, NY Bidell, Paul E. Abt. Maybe Grand 1930 Island, Erie, NY Bidell, William (Bill) 1878 Buffalo, Erie, Feb 06, 1901 Buffalo, Erie, NY NY Bilk, Stella E. Dec , MI Sep 12, 1910 Detroit, Wayne, Aug 16, 1973 Detroit, Wayne, 28, MI MI 1888 Blom, Catharina Abt. Kirch Oct 23, 1778 Kirch Mar 11, 1804 Peenhaüser, Soph. (Blohm) 1757 Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Kirch Kirch Kirch Grubenhagen, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Ger. Bobsin, Soph. Apr Neu-Gaarz, Oct 31, 1828 Kirch Oct 24, 1877 Kirch Maria Friederike 09, Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Christina 1807 Luetgendorf, Kirch Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Boelman Abt. 1916 Bond, Bob Abt. Maybe, IL 1927 Bonneau, Bertha Abt. May 26, 1934 Buffalo, Erie, NY 1908 Bower, Florence Aug Buffalo, Erie, Nov 15, 1996 Buffalo, Erie, NY (Bauer?) 27, NY 1906 Bowlus, Dorothy Apr Walla Walla, Mar 02, 1941 San Francisco, Mar 05, 1979 Angwin, Napa, Claire (Murray) 22, Walla Walla, San Francisco, CA 1916 WA CA Bruns, George, Sr. Abt. 1882 Bruns, George, Jr. Abt. Of, Cook, IL 1908 Bryant, Mabel K. Abt. Aft. 1976 May 05, Ft Erie, Ontario, 1935 1995 Canada Buenger, Carl Aug Neu-Gaarz, May 18, Neu-Gaarz, Wilhelm Ludwig 10, Kirch 1852 Kirch 1835 Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Ger. Buenger, Carolina Oct Alt-Gaarz, Henriette Johanna 15, Kirch 1818 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Buenger, Carolina Sep Alt-Gaarz, Soph. Friederike 04, Kirch 1809 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Buenger, Christian Oct Kirch 1832 Kirch Heinrich Jochim 26, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Friederich 1830 Kirch Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Meck-Vpr, Ger.
84 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Ger. Buenger, Friederike Jan Kirch Abt. 1866 Kirch Oct 25, 1852 Kirch Carolina Maria 14, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Johanna 1833 Kirch Kirch Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Ger. Buenger, Heinrich Dec Alt-Gaarz, Nov 02, 1804 Kirch Dec 27, 1815 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Friederich 01, Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, 1775 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Buenger, Johann Jul Alt-Gaarz, Mar 06, 1835 Neu-Gaarz, Christian Friederich 17, Kirch Kirch 1814 Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Ger.
Buenger, Johann Nov Alt-Gaarz, Oct 31, 1828 Kirch Friederich 30, Kirch Luetgendorf, Christoph 1805 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger.
Burman, Minnie Jan Crystal Lake, Abt. 1916 Sep 18, 1963 Crystal Lake, 26, McHenry, IL McHenry, IL 1884 Cabana, Richard Abt. Maybe, CA 1941 Cabana, Stacy Abt. Maybe, CA 1970 Cabana, Tracy Abt. Maybe, CA 1970 Cameron, Lillian Feb , IL Abt. 1927 Nov 29, 1992 Moreno Valley, Adeline 25, Riverside, CA 1906 Carne, Clarence H. Mar , Cook, IL Abt. 1916 , Cook, IL Jul 1963 , IL 20, 1892 Carne, Dorothea L. Abt. , Cook, IL 1922 Carne, Florence Abt. , Cook, IL 1901 Carne, George Apr , Cook, IL Mar 1947 08, 1894 Carne, Harvey G. Abt. , Cook, IL 1918 Carne, John Abt. , Cook, IL 1919 Carne, John J. Abt. , Cook, IL Abt. 1917 , IL 1891 Carne, Leslie Abt. , Cook, IL 1889 Carne, Leslie Abt. , Cook, IL 1923 Carne, Lillian (O) D. Abt. , IL 1916 Carne, Robert C. Abt. 1917 Carne, Sidney Abt. 1923 Carne, Sidney F. Sep , Cook, IL Abt. 1923 , Cook, IL Aug 1949 , Cook, IL 21, 1900
85 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Carne, Vernon E. Abt. , Cook, IL 1920 Carne, William (F) Abt. Maybe, Dec 19, 1885 , Cook, IL T. 1864 Plymouth England Morgan, Carol Abt. Maybe, MT Maybe, MT 1947 Cook, Ross Abt. Maybe, IL Royal Oak, 1888 Oakland, MI Crilly, William Aug Elmhurst, Oct 25, 1985 Wheaton, Du Charles 10, DuPage, IL Page, IL 1953 Pries, Daughters, Abt. 1925 Daumbaugh, Elva Mar Abt. 1916 Jan 10, 1961 New Richland, Maria 31, Waseca, MN 1895 Davidson, Rose Abt. Abt. 1934 1901 Davis, Ruth F. Dec Buffalo, Erie, Jan 29, 1921 Buffalo, Erie, NY Jan 1991 Rome, Oneida, 03, NY NY 1896 Delahanty, Abt. Maybe 1933 Brockport, Katharine 1909 Buffalo, Erie, Monroe, NY NY Dreyer, Carolina Jan Klaber, Kirch Apr 21, 1814 Kirch Catharine Soph. 1794 Klaber, Meck- Luetgendorf, Vpr, Ger. Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Dye, Kortney Abt. Maybe, IA 1968 Dye, Melinda Abt. Maybe, IA 1968 Dye, Orval Abt. Maybe, IA 1942 Dye, Travis Abt. Maybe, IA 1968 Edith May Fulton, Mar 1977 Franklin Grove, 22, Whiteside, IL Lee, IL 1896 Endress, Franklin May Maybe, IL Jan 04, 1993 Dixon, Lee, IL 05, 1911 Fehro, Friederike Aug Kiel, Germany Aug 08, 1891 Chicago, Cook, Aug 15, 1942 Oak Park, Cook, (Fehro) 07, IL IL 1872 Fischer, Maria Dor. Mar Waren Jul 27, 1838 Kirch Jan 16, 1907 Oak Park, Cook, Soph. (Johanna) 07, (Müritz), Luetgendorf, IL Cath 1814 Waren, Meck- Kirch Vpr, Ger. Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Fitch, Shirley Dec Maybe, Cook, Abt. 1940 Maybe, Cook, IL Jul 08, 1979 Maybe River 17, IL Grove, Cook, IL 1920 Flanagan, Carrie Feb Las Vegas, Abt. 1998 24, Clark NV 1974 Flanagan, Donna Jan San Abt. 1995 16, Francisco, 1969 San Francisco, CA Flanagan, Michael May San Jun 01, 1968 San Francisco, (Mike) Francis 15, Francisco, San Francisco, 1946 San CA Francisco, CA
86 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Fleek, Charles Jul Meadville, Feb 15, 1975 Edward 15, Crawford, PA 1956 Fleek, Jason Mar Maybe, PA Charles 23, 1979 Fleek, Karl Winnie Apr , Crawford, Jul 03, 1954 26, PA 1928 Fleek, Kevin W. Jul Meadville, Jan 24, 1979 28, Crawford, PA 1959 Fleek, Michael Apr Maybe, PA Shawn 29, 1975 Freteug, Ardath Apr , IL 1934 Oct 1979 Forest Park, 02, Cook, IL 1905 Gaedt, Paul Abt. 1875 Gaedt, Paul, Jr. Abt. Abt. 1935 Of, Cook, IL 1901 Gail Abt. Maybe, NY 1964 Gillen Abt. Maybe, NY 1931 Gillen, James Abt. Maybe, NY 1957 Gillen, Kathy Abt. Maybe, NY 1957 Gillen, Mary Ann Abt. Maybe, NY 1957 Gillen, Thomas Abt. Maybe, NY 1957 Gillings, Doretta May Lockport, Abt. 1922 Abt. 1985 , NY Agnes 06, Niagara, NY 1903 Gombert, Heinrich Jul Maybe Alt- Ludwig Hermann 04, Gaarz, Kirch Ferdinand 1818 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Grey, John Paul Abt. Abt. 1995 1954 Hadsell Abt. Maybe, IL 1916 Hahn, Helene Mar Rudki Mühle, Jan 08, 1896 Columbus, Dec 02, 1945 Oak Park, Cook, (Lena) Bertha 14, Nakel, Posen, Columbia, WI IL Frase 1872 Prussia Halverson, Angela Jan Maybe New Aug 12, 1985 Maybe New Ann 06, Richland, Richland, 1967 Waseca, MN Waseca, MN Halverson, Robert Abt. Abt. 1966 1944 Hawkins, Charlotte Mar Maybe, WI Jan 09, 1981 Portage, Jan 06, 1999 Antioch, Lake, IL Francis 11, Columbia, WI 1918 Helen Abt. Aft. 1921 1887 Hellen Abt. , Cook, IL Abt. 1923 , Cook, IL 1905 Helmers, Edna Apr , IA Jan 22, 2001 Onamia, Mille 27, Lacs, MN 1902 Henderson, R. W. Abt. Maybe, IA
87 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location 1927 Hoffman, Albert May Buffalo, Erie, Aug 19, 1919 Buffalo, Erie, NY Apr 07, 1982 Buffalo, Erie, NY 25, NY 1895 Hoffman, Carl Apr Buffalo, Erie, Feb 28, 1895 Buffalo, Erie, NY Jul 19, 1943 Buffalo, Erie, NY (Charles) Anthony 1874 NY Hoffman, Charles Abt. Maybe, NY 1934 Hoffman, Charles Sep Buffalo, Erie, 1933 Brockport, Jan 1968 Buffalo, Erie, NY W. 14, NY Monroe, NY 1907 Hoffman, Friederich Oct Buffalo, Erie, Oct 1902 Buffalo, Erie, NY 02, NY 1902 Hoffman, Henrietta Sep Buffalo, Erie, Apr 17, 1929 Maybe, Buffalo, Mar 11, 1958 Maybe Buffalo, 17, NY Erie, NY Erie, NY 1896 Hoffman, Irene 1924 Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY Hoffman, Joan 1927 Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY Hoffman, John Abt. Maybe, NY 1934 Hoffman, John Abt. Maybe, NY 1960 Hoffman, Mary Feb Buffalo, Erie, Nov 14, 1932 Buffalo, Erie, NY Jan 26, 2003 Louise 25, NY 1910 Hoffman, Minnie 1866 , Germany Sep 21, 1886 Buffalo, Erie, NY Dec 05, 1896 Buffalo, Erie, NY Hoffman, Peter Abt. Maybe 1923 Buffalo, Erie, NY 1897 Buffalo, Erie, NY Hoffman, Raymond Mar Buffalo, Erie, May 26, 1934 Buffalo, Erie, NY Aug 1968 Buffalo, Erie, NY 16, NY 1906 Hoffman, Tim Abt. Maybe, NY 1960 Hoffman, Vincent Abt. Maybe, NY 1960 Hoffman, Violet Abt. Maybe 1935 Buffalo, Erie, NY Hofsaeth, Hanne Abt. , Norway 1967 Holtz, Zora Feb Preston, Jan 16, 1982 Jacksonville, Florence 09, Richland, IL Morgan, IL 1902 Homan, Grey Oliver Jan , Solano, CA Abt. 1960 Maybe, Marin, 22, CA 1939 Hoyt, Mark Abt. Maybe, NY Sep 11, 1984 Maybe, NY 1953 Jacoby, Helen Oct Maybe in Jun 24, 1894 Austin, Cook, IL Jan 18, 1921 Oak Park, Cook, Bertha 25, Rudky IL 1877 Mühle/Nakel, Kries Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia Janine Abt. Maybe, NY 1966 Jean, Phyllis Abt. Maybe, PA May 03, 1986 Maybe, PA 1958 Jeanette Abt. Maybe, Cook, 1896 IL
88 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Jolley, Heather Abt. Maybe, IL Lynn 1983 Jolley, Lisa Jaye Abt. Maybe, IL 1983 Jolley, Mark Feb Chicago, Nov 22, 1982 Anthony 05, Cook, IL 1951 Josephine Abt. , IL 1891 Kaiser, Loreen Abt. Maybe, NY 1962 Kandzoria, Joseph Abt. Berlin, Berlin, Feb 15, 1895 Buffalo, Erie, NY Abt. 1901 Buffalo, Erie, NY 1873 Ger. Karen Abt. Maybe, IL 1947 Kent, Charles Abt. Maybe, MN William 1922 Kent, Donald Abt. Maybe, IA 1927 Kent, Francis Abt. Maybe, MN 1924 Kent, George Abt. Maybe, MN Jan 26, 1945 , Cass, MN Edward 1925 Kent, Harold Robert Mar , Placer, CA Oct 03, 2000 Onamia, Mille 03, Lacs, MN 1929 Kent, Jack Abt. Maybe, MN 1923 Kent, James Abt. Maybe, MN Richard 1929 Kent, Jeanette Abt. Maybe, MN 1930 Kent, John Lindsey Aug Maybe, MN Feb 1967 Spring Park, 03, Hennepin, MN 1888 Kent, Mary Abt. Maybe, MN 1921 Kent, Patricia Abt. Maybe, MN 1928 Kilgore, Randy Abt. Jul 18, 1987 Lynn 1944 Kirk, Joseph B. Abt. Dec 28, 1916 , Lake, IN 1894 Klein, Mary Jan Maybe, NY Feb 14, 1953 Maybe, NY Elizabeth 10, 1933 Klukey, Wendy E. Abt. Maybe, NY Abt. 1987 Maybe, NY 1962 Kobernus, Dec Oak Park, Dec 07, 1909 Oak Park, Cook, Alexander 02, Cook, IL IL (Kobernns) 1909 Kobernus, Alvin Oct Rudd, Floyd, Dean 15, IA 1928
Kobernus, Arthur Mar Estherville, Jul 31, 1942 Blair, Feb 25, 1977 Sioux City, 18, Emmet, IA Washington, NE Woodbury, IA 1904 Kobernus, Aurora Jul Forest Park, Ligth 03, Cook, IL 1997 Kobernus, Becky Feb , Orange, CA Ann 14,
89 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location 1956 Kobernus, Becky L Jun Pontiac, 01, Livingston, IL 1956 Kobernus, Bessie Oct Oak Park, Dec 28, 1916 , Lake, IN Feb 1968 Brookfield/Burr E. 01, Cook, IL Ridge, Cook, IL 1896 Kobernus, Bill Abt. Maybe, MN 1950 Kobernus, Carl Oct Estherville, Nov 07, 1988 Onamia, Mille 04, Emmet, IA Lacs, MN 1896 Kobernus, Carol Jun San Mateo, Abt. 1960 Maybe, Marin, Lea 07, San Mateo, CA 1944 CA Kobernus, Carolyn 1964 Elmhurst, Du Judith Page, IL Kobernus, Charles Jul Oak Park, Aft. 1971 Chicago, Cook, R. 12, Cook, IL IL 1941 Kobernus, Charles Sep Maybe, Cook, Ray 27, IL 1962 Kobernus, Child Mar , El Dorado, 27, CA 1966 Kobernus, Clara May Oak Park, Abt. 1913 Maybe, Cook, IL Oct 1969 Royal Oak, Soph. 29, Cook, IL Oakland, MI 1890 Kobernus, Debra Jun Chicago, Nov 22, 1982 Lynn 10, Cook, IL 1953 Kobernus, Diana Aug , MN Carol 06, 1946 Kobernus, Edna M. Dec Oak Park, Nov 1976 Burlington, 28, Cook, IL Racine, WI 1894 Kobernus, Edward Nov Oak Park, Nov 28, 1921 Forest Park, Berman 22, Cook, IL Cook, IL 1921 Kobernus, Edward Jan Oak Park, Aft. 1921 Abt. 1941 Pontiac, Carl Henry 29, Cook, IL Oakland, MI 1888 Kobernus, Abt. Oak Park, Elizabeth 1892 Cook, IL Kobernus, Elmer A. Jan Wallingford, 1934 Sep 08, 1998 Oronoco, 12, Emmett, IA Olmsted, MN 1908 Kobernus, Emil Apr Austin, Cook, Abt. 1940 Maybe, Cook, IL Aug 24, 1944 Chicago, Cook, Henry 09, IL IL 1896 Kobernus, Emil Jun Oak Park, Jun 10, 1950 Chicago, Cook, Oct 01, 1996 Henry 23, Cook, IL IL 1926 Kobernus, Francis May Estherville, Mar 18, 1939 Apr 13, 1978 New Richland, F. 10, Emmet, IA Waseca, MN 1901 Kobernus, Nov Oak Park, Jun 04, 1961 Harvard, Friederich (Fred- 09, Cook, IL McHenry, IL Freddie) 1909 Kobernus, George Feb San Mateo, Apr 05, 1969 Knox City, Knox, Martin, Jr. Colonel 21, San Mateo, TX USAF 1942 CA Kobernus, George Jun Austin, Cook, Mar 02, 1941 San Francisco, May 24, San Francisco, Martin, Sr. 07, IL San Francisco, 1951 San Francisco,
90 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location 1898 CA CA Kobernus, Harry Aug Chicago, Abt. 1916 Aug 06, 1988 New Richland, Alvin 22, Cook, IL Waseca, MN 1892 Kobernus, Infant Mar Oak Park, Mar 03, 1918 Oak Park, Cook, 03, Cook, IL IL 1918 Kobernus, Infant Aug Oak Park, Aug 16, 1936 Oak Park, Cook, 16, Cook, IL IL 1936 Kobernus, James Aug Belvidere, Friederich 09, Boone, IL 1945 Kobernus, Jane E. Sep Chicago, 30, Cook, IL 1924 Kobernus, John Oct Austin, Cook, Jul 22, 1915 Chicago, Cook, 10, IL IL 1900 Kobernus, John Aug Oak Park, (Jack) A. 13, Cook, IL 1938 Kobernus, John Abt. Christopher 1964 Kobernus, John Feb Maybe, IL David 05, 1971
Kobernus, John, Jr. Nov Estherville, Oct 29, 1993 Clearwater, 18, Emmet, IA Pinellas, FL 1903 Kobernus, Judith Jun Oak Park, Jun 22, 1967 Elmhurst, Cook, Mary 07, Cook, IL IL 1944 Kobernus, Judy Dec Rochester, Maria 18, Olmstead, MN 1949 Kobernus, Karen Abt. Maybe, IL 1932 Kobernus, Karl Abt. Maybe, IL 1932 Kobernus, Karla Jan Maybe, IL Ann 29, 1967 Kobernus, Kathie L. Abt. Maybe San 1945 Francisco, San Francisco, CA Kobernus, Kathleen Abt. Maybe, IL 1929 Kobernus, Klaire D. Abt. Maybe, Cook, 1972 IL Kobernus, Kristian Abt. Maybe, Cook, R. 1972 IL Kobernus, Kristine Oct Oak Park, Rosemary 24, Cook, IL 1938 Kobernus, Abt. Maybe, Cook, Kristopher C. 1971 IL Kobernus, Lee Ann Abt. 1941 Kobernus, Lillian M. Jul Wallingford, Feb 13, 1990 Miami, Dade, FL 17, Emmett, IA 1901 Kobernus, Linda Abt. Maybe, IA 1944
91 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Kobernus, Linda May , Orange, CA Susan 27, 1954 Kobernus, Lois Jan , Emmett, IA 1921 Kobernus, Louis Sep Chicago, Nov 07, 1970 Elk Point, Union, Feb 28, 1984 Sioux City, Theodore 13, Cook, IL SD Woodbury, IA 1894 Kobernus, Louise Feb Twelve Mile Jan 19, 1987 Adams, Mower, Beatrice 25, Lake, MN (Cobernus) 1899 Emmett, IA
Kobernus, Ludwig Jul Oak Park, Aug 12, 1961 McHenry, Cook, Hermann Heinrich 16, Cook, IL IL 1907 Kobernus, Marcie 1971 Maybe, Cook, Lynn IL Kobernus, Margaret Dec Chicago, (H?) E. 17, Cook, IL 1929 Kobernus, Margie Abt. Maybe, IL 1929 Kobernus, Martin Abt. 1941 Kobernus, Mary Feb Oak Park, 13, Cook, IL 1913 Kobernus, Maxine Abt. Maybe, IA 1929 Kobernus, Merle Feb Estherville, Alvin 04, Emmet, IA 1923 Kobernus, Michael 1965 Oak Park, Maybe Forest John Cook, IL Park, Cook, IL Kobernus, Nancy Abt. Maybe, MN 1950 Kobernus, Peter Abt. Maybe, IL 1932 Kobernus, Richard Feb Chicago, Oct 09, 1971 Maybe, IL Emil 05, Cook, IL 1951 Kobernus, Robert Apr Maybe New Oct 18, 1990 Sacramento, (Bobbie) Lee 03, Richland, Sacramento, CA 1950 Waseca, MN Kobernus, Robert Jan South Lake Carry 27, Tahoe, El 1977 Dorado, CA Kobernus, Robert Sep Forest Park, May 13, Forest Park, Charles 25, Cook, IL 1920 Cook, IL 1919 Kobernus, Rose L. Sep Wallingford, Jul 15, 1969 Alameda, 03, Emmett, IA Alameda, CA 1897 Kobernus, Roxanne Nov Maybe San Rae 10, Francisco, 1944 San Francisco, CA Kobernus, Ruby Z. Abt. , Emmett, IA 1918
Kobernus, Sharon Abt. Maybe, MN Abt. 1966 1946
92 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Kobernus, Abt. , IL Valentine 1933 Kobernus, Vernon Dec Estherville, Sep 05, 1934 Preston, Lee 12, Emmet, IA Richland, IL 1933 Kobernus, William Jan Oak Park, Abt. 1927 Mar 29, 1982 Moreno Valley, 03, Cook, IL Riverside, CA 1907 Kobernuss, Albert Jun Maybe Aug 16, 1977 Tonawanda, J. 03, Buffalo, Erie, Erie, NY 1895 NY Kobernuss, Alfred May Buffalo, Erie, Sep 02, 1942 Winfield Twp Frank 31, NY (Milton), Du 1898 Page, IL Kobernuss, Alice Jul , NY May 02, Tonawanda, 16, 1991 Erie, NY 1901 Kobernuss, Arline Abt. Buffalo, Erie, , NY 1938 NY Kobernuss, Arthur Jul Buffalo, Erie, Sep 23, 1924 Buffalo, Erie, NY Jul 1971 Tonawanda, G. 11, NY Erie, NY 1900 Kobernuss, Aug Mar Alt-Gaarz, May 29, Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Friederich 26, Kirch 1817 Luetgendorf, Ferdinand 1811 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Auga Jan Buffalo, Erie, Feb 06, 1901 Buffalo, Erie, NY Buffalo, Erie, NY 1880 NY Kobernuss, Austin Jul Maybe, NY Cannah 1989 Kobernuss, Betty Jun Buffalo, Erie, May 25, NY 1923 Kobernuss, Brian Jun Maybe, NY 22, 1988 Kobernuss, Carl May Kogel (bei Jan 16, 1913 Buffalo, Erie, NY (Charles) Johann 24, Roebel), Friederich 1870 Satow, Meck- Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Carl Sep Alt-Gaarz, Apr 26, 1887 Chicago, Cook, 1931 Rockford, Floyd, (Charles) Johann 26, Kirch IL IA Heinrich 1864 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.
Kobernuss, Carl Feb Alt-Gaarz, Nov 09, 1866 Kirch Oct 15, 1914 Buffalo, Erie, NY Christian Johann 13, Kirch Luetgendorf, Friederich 1843 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Carl Aug Alt-Gaarz, Apr 21, 1814 Kirch Apr 04, 1835 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Jochim Heinrich 31, Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, 1790 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Carl Aug Alt-Gaarz, Nov 14, 1844 Kirch Johann Friederich 20, Kirch Luetgendorf, 1816 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Carl Mar Alt-Gaarz, Johann Friederich 16, Kirch
93 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location (Lau) 1841 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Carl Nov Alt-Gaarz, Nov 09, 1865 Kirch Nov 09, 1907 Oak Park, Cook, Johann Wilhelm 09, Kirch Luetgendorf, IL Theodor 1838 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Carl Apr Alt-Gaarz, Abt. 1857 Maybe Kirch Mar 22, 1903 Buffalo, Erie, NY (Charles) T. J. F. 04, Kirch Luetgendorf, (Gombert) 1837 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Mar Alt-Gaarz, Nov 24, 1865 Kirch Mar 19, 1909 Oak Park, Cook, Carolina Dorothea 20, Kirch Luetgendorf, IL Friederike Eliz 1841 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Chloe Mar Maybe, NY Elizabeth 14, 1986 Kobernuss, Daniel Dec Alt-Gaarz, Jan 29, 1810 Kirch Christian Heinrich 05, Kirch Luetgendorf, 1781 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger.
Kobernuss, Daniel Dec Alt-Gaarz, Jan 03, 1853 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Jochim Friederich 06, Kirch Luetgendorf, 1787 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Darla Abt. North Charlotte 1921 Tonawanda, Niagara, NY Kobernuss, David Feb Maybe, NY Feb 14, 1953 Maybe, NY N. 16, 1928 Kobernuss, David Mar Maybe, NY May 28, 1983 Maybe, NY N., Jr. 08, 1958 Kobernuss, Aug Alt-Gaarz, Dec 19, 1885 , Cook, IL Dorothea (Dora) 02, Kirch Friederike Johanna 1867 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Nov Maybe Douglas Friederich 15, Buffalo, Erie, 1952 NY Kobernuss, Edward Aug Maybe Kogel Sep 21, 1886 Buffalo, Erie, NY Oct 13, 1913 Buffalo, Erie, NY Henry 1863 (bei Roebel), Satow, Meck- Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Emma Mar Buffalo, Erie, Feb 28, 1895 Buffalo, Erie, NY Feb 16, 1945 Buffalo, Erie, NY 1874 NY Kobernuss, Emma Jul Buffalo, Erie, Sep 26, 1973 Derby, Erie, NY D. 20, NY 1895 Kobernuss, Eva Dec Maybe Abt. 1918 Maybe Buffalo, Oct 20, 1954 Maybe, Erie, NY (Emma?) 21, Buffalo, Erie, Erie, NY 1892 NY Kobernuss, Jul Alt-Gaarz, Ferdinand Johann 29, Kirch Aug Heinrich 1849 Luetgendorf,
94 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Fred A. Abt. Buffalo, Erie, Maybe Buffalo, 1892 NY Erie, NY Kobernuss, Fred A., Abt. Buffalo, Erie, Abt. 1956 Maybe Jr. 1933 NY Ridgeway, Ontario, Canada Kobernuss, Aug Alt-Gaarz, Friederich Johann 29, Kirch Heinrich Christian 1846 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Abt. Alt-Gaarz, Oct 23, 1778 Kirch Nov 02, 1812 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Friederich Wilhelm 1752 Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Aug Alt-Gaarz, Nov 14, 1844 Kirch Friederike Johanna 11, Kirch Luetgendorf, Soph. Elisabeth 1820 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Gail Abt. Maybe, NY 1925 Kobernuss, George 1888 Buffalo, Erie, Abt. 1922 1958 Luzerne-Mio, Jacob NY Oscoda, MI Kobernuss, Grace Sep Maybe, NY Aug 31, 1946 Maybe, MT Ruth 23, 1923 Kobernuss, Oct Maybe, NY Sep 11, 1984 Maybe, NY Gretchen 07, 1955 Kobernuss, Harry Apr Buffalo, Erie, Oct 1963 Buffalo, Erie, NY A. 17, NY 1892 Kobernuss, May Maybe Gross Feb 12, 1890 Buffalo, Erie, NY Jun 23, 1904 Buffalo, Erie, NY Heinrich (Henry) 29, Bäbelin, Kirch Johann Friederich 1864 Kieth (bei Krakow), Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, May Gruessow, Jun 24, 1894 Austin, Cook, IL Jan 17, 1909 Forest Park, Heinrich 24, Gruessow, Cook, IL (Henry/Earl) 1873 Meck-Vpr, Friederich Carl Ger. Kobernuss, Jul Alt-Gaarz, Jun 03, 1795 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Heinrich Diederich 19, Kirch Luetgendorf, Georg 1785 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Aug Alt-Gaarz, Heinrich Johann 25, Kirch Ludwig Friederich 1845 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Feb Buffalo, Erie, Henrietta 1889 NY Kobernuss, Henry Jul Buffalo, Erie, Mar 09, 1958 Buffalo, Erie, NY Edward 11, NY 1891 Kobernuss, Apr Gruessow, Aug 08, 1891 Chicago, Cook, Sep 26, 1911 Oak Park, Cook, Hermann Heinrich 17, Gruessow, IL IL Ludwig 1871 Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Howard 1903 Buffalo, Erie, 1963 Tonawanda, C. NY Erie, NY
95 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Kobernuss, Joan Abt. 1925 Kobernuss, Johann Abt. Tonawanda, Abt. 1893 Maybe Oak Aug 06, 1953 Kansasville- (John) Heinrich 1875 Erie, NY Park, Cook, IL Burlington, Racine, WI Kobernuss, Johann Aug Alt-Gaarz, Christian Friederich 28, Kirch 1797 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Johann Jan Alt-Gaarz, Christoph Jacob 22, Kirch 1794 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Johann Apr Alt-Gaarz, Jul 27, 1838 Kirch Dec 30, 1875 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Daniel Heinrich 05, Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Christian 1815 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Johann Mar Alt-Gaarz, Jochim Heinrich 12, Kirch Theodor 1844 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Aug Alt-Gaarz, Johanna Soph. 04, Kirch Carolina 1817 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Linda Aug Buffalo, Erie, Alice 31, NY 1957 Kobernuss, Ludwig May Maybe Gross Apr 06, 1880 Buffalo, Erie, NY Abt. 1925 Buffalo, Erie, NY Wilhelm (William) 15, Bäbelin, Kirch Johann 1858 Kieth (bei Krakow), Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Sep Alt-Gaarz, Nov 02, 1804 Kirch Dec 02, 1843 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Magdalena 21, Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, (Helena) Maria 1779 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Maria Apr Gruessow, Apr 07, 1888 Forest Park, (Mary) Christina 18, Gruessow, Cook, IL Johanna 1869 Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Maria Aug Alt-Gaarz, Oct 25, 1833 Kirch Nov 21, 1852 Friederike Dorothea 22, Kirch Luetgendorf, 1813 Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Mildred Aug Buffalo, Erie, J. 1894 NY Kobernuss, Norman Oct Buffalo, Erie, Jan 29, 1921 Buffalo, Erie, NY Oct 1978 Hot Springs, Martin 02, NY Garland, AR 1898 Kobernuss, 1927 Chicago, Normand Cook, IL Kobernuss, Phena Abt. Maybe, IL 1918 Kobernuss, Rhoda Oct Maybe, IL Jan 12, 1993 Dixon, Lee, IL 02, 1917 Kobernuss, Ria Apr Maybe, NY
96 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location 09, 1998 Kobernuss, Richard Sep Maybe, NY Abt. 1987 Maybe, NY 08, 1960 Kobernuss, Robert May Tonawanda, Aug 06, 1994 Tonawanda, A. 25, Erie, NY Erie, NY 1929 Kobernuss, Wilhelm Oct Alt-Gaarz, Nov 01, 1867 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Johann Theodor 25, Kirch Luetgendorf, 1867 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, Dec Buffalo, Erie, 1908 Buffalo, Erie, NY Buffalo, Erie, NY Wilhelmina (Minnie) 1875 NY Kobernuss, Jun Alt-Gaarz, Mar 08, 1856 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Wilhelmina 26, Kirch Luetgendorf, Friederike Elisab. 1847 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Johanna Meck-Vpr, Ger. Kobernuss, William Abt. Maybe Maybe Buffalo, H. 1881 Buffalo, Erie, Erie, NY NY Koepke Abt. Maybe, IA 1919 Krause Abt. 1898 Maybe, Buffalo, 1873 Erie, NY Krause, Esther Feb Buffalo, Erie, 1923 Buffalo, Erie, NY Dec 27, 1985 Buffalo, Erie, NY 22, NY 1899 Krause, Helen Abt. Maybe, NY 1899
Laatz, Walter F. Abt. , IL (Lastz/Lentz?) 1896 Lahmann, Alvina R. Abt. , Germany Abt. 1893 Maybe Oak May 16, Forest Park, 1871 Park, Cook, IL 1957 Cook, IL Lahmann, Soph. Jan , Germany Apr 26, 1887 Chicago, Cook, Jan 31, 1955 Onamia, Mille Mary 30, IL Lacs, MN 1865 Lambour, Evelyn Abt. Buffalo, Erie, Maybe 1917 NY Tonawanda, Erie, NY Larson, Holden Abt. 1900 Lau, Christoph Abt. Sophienhof, Johann Caspar 1815 Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Lillian M. Abt. , IL Abt. 1916 , Cook, IL 1893 Little, Albert John Abt. Maybe Nov 14, 1932 Buffalo, Erie, NY 1908 Buffalo, Erie, NY Little, Albert John, Abt. Maybe, NY Jr. 1933 Little, Jean Abt. Maybe, NY Apr 01, 2000 Syracuse, 1933 Onondaga, NY Little, Mary Lou Abt. Maybe, NY 1933 Lynn Abt. Maybe, MT 1949 Maas, Heinrich May Neu-Gaarz, May 16, Neu-Gaarz, Christoph 16, Kirch 1867 Kirch Friederich 1867 Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf,
97 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Meck-Vpr, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Ger. Maas, Johann Abt. Maybe Neu- Abt. 1866 Kirch Maybe Neu- Jochim Friederich 1841 Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Mabel Apr Grand Island, Oct 1979 Grand Island, 09, Erie, NY Erie, NY 1903 Mabel Irene Parrish Jun Maybe, SD Nov 07, 1970 Elk Point, Union, Jan 2004 02, SD 1916 Marshall, Eleanor Abt. 1920
Marshall, Lester Abt. Ralph 1920 Marshall, Lucille Abt. Elizabeth 1920 Marshall, Rita Abt. Gertrude 1920 Marshall, William Nov Mar 26, 1973 Buffalo, Erie, NY Albert 17, 1916 Marshall, William Dec Maybe Abt. 1918 Maybe Buffalo, May 13, Michael 10, Buffalo, Erie, Erie, NY 1967 1892 NY McIntyre, Colleen Abt. Jun 06, 1998 1969 McKay, Betty Lou Jan Sep 11, 1976 10, 1935 Meta L. Abt. , IL Abt. 1917 , IL 1897 Meyer, Johanna Jun Hallalit, Kirch Nov 09, 1866 Kirch Jun 05, 1914 Buffalo, Erie, NY Ernest. Maria Soph. 13, Grubenhagen, Luetgendorf, Henriette 1844 Meck-Vpr, Kirch Ger. Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Minnie Abt. Abt. 1900 Maybe, Cook, IL 1878 Moeller, Carolina Nov Alt-Gaarz, Johanna Elise 06, Kirch Soph. 1839 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Moeller, Carolina Oct Alt-Gaarz, Soph. Johanna 07, Kirch Friederike 1842 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Moeller, Ernst Jan Alt-Gaarz, Ludwig Johann 28, Kirch Christian 1846 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Moeller, Johann Abt. Maybe Alt- Oct 25, 1833 Kirch Alt-Gaarz, Kirch (Hans) Adolph 1810 Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Friederich Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger.
98 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Moeller, Johanna Jul Alt-Gaarz, Friederike Maria 11, Kirch Louise 1837 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Moeller, Julianna May Alt-Gaarz, Johanna Maria 06, Kirch Wilhelmina 1835 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Moeller, Louise Jul Alt-Gaarz, Carolina Friederike 26, Kirch 1849 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Mona Abt. Maybe, IL 1940 Moore, Marsha Abt. Maybe, IL Oct 09, 1971 Maybe, IL Jaye 1953 Morgan, Calvin Burr Abt. Maybe, NY Aug 31, 1946 Nov 11, 2002 Belgrade, 1921 Gallatin, MT Morgan, John May San David 21, Francisco, 1954 San Francisco, CA Morgan, Katharine Aug San Jul 18, 1987 Tracy 13, Francisco, 1951 San Francisco, CA Morgan, Kristina Sep Maybe, MT Grace 22, 1982 Morgan, Neal Jan San Maybe, MT Thomas 20, Francisco, 1948 San Francisco, CA Morgan, Scott Apr Maybe, MT Maybe, MT Thomas 07, 1988 Morgan, Seth Mar Maybe, MT Richard 01, 1984 Mulchin, Nicki Linn Abt. Jan 24, 1979 1955 Musker, Marguerite Oct Chicago, Jun 04, 1924 Chicago, Cook, Jun 08, 1991 Chicago, Cook, 01, Cook, IL IL IL 1903 Nelson, Frank Abt. Maybe, IL 1936 Nelson, Holly Dec Maybe, IL Kristine 05, 1970 Nelson, Joanne Nov Maybe, IL Yvette 21, 1966 Nelson, Lynn Abt. Maybe, NY 1956 Nelson, Marsha Jun Maybe, IL 04, 1960 Nelson, Shari Abt. Maybe, NY 1956 Nelson, Soadra Abt. Maybe, NY 1956 Nelson, Susan May Maybe, IL Maria 22,
99 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location 1963 Nelson, Thomas Abt. Maybe 1933 Buffalo, Erie, NY Norton, Rance Abt. Maybe, MN 1928 Olsen, Jeff Abt. Abt. 1998 Dec 17, 1972 Opfer Abt. Maybe, IL 1889 Opfer, Dorothy Abt. , Cook, IL 1927 Opfer, Marian Abt. , Cook, IL 1927 Paulson Abt. Maybe, IL 1890 Pearce Abt. Maybe, IL 1969 Pearce, Rhiannon 1991 Maybe, IL Peters, Johanna Feb Kirch Nov 09, 1865 Kirch Jun 24, 1907 Oak Park, Cook, Friederike Henriette 10, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, IL Soph. 1842 Kirch Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Ger. Petrova, Ana Abt. 2004 Norway 1965 Phillips, Wendall Abt. Abt. 1915 1890 Pries, Erwin (Erv) Feb Maybe Oak Apr 26, 1924 Oak Park, Cook, Apr 1976 Lombard, Du 07, Park, Cook, IL IL Page, IL 1900 Przybylski, Lorraine Abt. Maybe Abt. 1956 Mar 27, 1975 Hamilton, T. 1935 Buffalo, Erie, Ontario, Canada NY Puratt, Maria Abt. Gaarz Krug, Jan 29, 1810 Kirch Feb 24, 1834 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Dorothea 1785 Kirch Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Luetgendorf, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Purdis, Joseph J. Abt. Maybe, MN 1926 Rademaker, Alice 1888 Buffalo, Erie, Mar 18, 1935 Tonawanda, E. NY Erie, NY Radloff, Jason Abt. Maybe, IL 1968 Rahl, Anna (Roehl) Oct , Germany Feb 12, 1890 Buffalo, Erie, NY Buffalo, Erie, NY 1870 Raible, Charles Jun Lived in Apr 21, 1999 Lombard, (Chuck) 16, Western DuPage, IL 1900 Springs, Cook, IL Rathmann, Sep Maybe Gross Abt. 1857 Maybe Kirch Jul 25, 1905 Buffalo, Erie, NY Friederike 23, Bäbelin, Kirch Luetgendorf, 1829 Kieth (bei Kirch Krakow), Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Ger. Reeb, Anna Abt. Buffalo, Erie, Apr 06, 1880 Buffalo, Erie, NY Abt. 1925 , NY Barbara 1860 NY Regener Abt. Abt. 1942 Maybe, Cook, IL 1916 Rubini, Mary A. Mar Mark? IL 11,
100 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location 1910 Rupp, John Murray Oct Phoenix, Jun 22, 1967 Elmhurst, Cook, 07, Maricopa, AZ IL 1946 Rupp, Kelley Maria Oct 18, 1975 Rupp, Stefan Aug Thayer 13, 1972 Rutledge, Clayton Sep Chicago, Jan 12, 1977 Burlington, Arthur 17, Cook, IL Racine, WI 1895 Salaverria, Eduardo Mar Maybe, El Bef. 1966 Jun 09, 1990 San Francisco, Alfonso 08, Salvador San Francisco, 1930 CA Salaverria, Gino Jan Maybe, San Alfonso 01, Mateo, CA 1991
Salaverria, Janine Jun San 02, Francisco, 1966 San Francisco, CA Sanftleben, Arthur Aug Of, IL Aug 08, 1991 Bandon, Coos, (Bud) Frederick 15, OR 1923 Sanftleben, Arthur Nov Oak Park, Abt. 1919 Of Oak Park, IL Abt. 1955 Of Oak Park, IL Frederick 14, Cook, IL 1899 Sanftleben, Carl Jul Alt-Gaarz, Jan 08, 1896 Columbus, Feb 18, 1924 Oak Park, Cook, (Charles) Friederich 21, Kirch Columbia, WI IL Wilhelm 1874 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Sanftleben, Clara Mar , Cook, IL 07, 1900 Sanftleben, Jan Alt-Gaarz, Dorothea Henriette 14, Kirch Friederike 1867 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Sanftleben, Eleanor Sep , Cook, IL Feb 07, 1998 Elmhurst, Du Louise 23, Page, IL 1907 Sanftleben, Erma Feb Lived in Dec 1978 Lombard, Ida Ella 03, Western DuPage, IL 1903 Springs, Cook, IL Sanftleben, Jan Peenhaüser, Nov 24, 1865 Kirch Maybe Oak Friederich Johann 18, Kirch Luetgendorf, Park, Cook, IL Vollrath Elias 1835 Grubenhagen, Kirch Meck-Vpr, Luetgendorf, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Sanftleben, Jun Alt-Gaarz, Abt. 1880 Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Friederike Luise 14, Kirch Luetgendorf, Wilhelmina Caroline 1872 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Meck-Vpr, Ger. Sanftleben, Grace Abt. Abt. 1926 Maybe, Cook, IL 1902 Sanftleben, Helen Dec Oak Park, Apr 26, 1924 Oak Park, Cook, Feb 1990 Hayward, Dorothea Bertha 22, Cook, IL IL Freeborn, WI 1897
101 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Sanftleben, Johann Dec Alt-Gaarz, Abt. 1900 Maybe, Cook, IL Jun 23, 1924 Forest Park, (John) Friederich 02, Kirch Cook, IL Wilhelm 1876 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.
Sanftleben, Laura Aug Oak Park, 1896 Oak Park, Cook, 1896 Cook, IL IL Sanftleben, Lois Abt. 1902 Sanftleben, Lucille Jul , Cook, IL 07, 1908 Sanftleben, Luise Dec Alt-Gaarz, Soph. Henriette 30, Kirch 1868 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Sanftleben, Mary May Oak Park, Jun 14, 1941 Wheaton, Cook, Apr 28, 2001 Elmhurst, Du Jeanne 12, Cook, IL IL Page, IL 1920 Sanftleben, Soph. Jul Alt-Gaarz, Dec 23, 1883 , Cook, IL Feb 01, 1938 Forest Park, Carolina Friederike 07, Kirch Cook, IL 1863 Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger. Schmidt, Carl Abt. Apr 07, 1888 Forest Park, (Smith) 1865 Cook, IL Schmidt, Friederich Abt. Of, Cook, IL Dec 23, 1883 , Cook, IL (Fritz/Fred) 1863 Schmidt, Ida Abt. Of, Cook, IL 1884 Schmidt, Infant Sep Oak Park, Sep 25, 1911 Oak Park, Cook, 24, Cook, IL IL 1911 Schmitz, Elmer Feb Maybe Apr 17, 1929 Maybe, Buffalo, 28, Buffalo, Erie, Erie, NY 1900 NY Schmitz, Frances Feb Buffalo, Erie, Ann 20, NY 1934 Schuster, Child Jul 04, 2000 Schuster, Dec Christopher Blaise 05, 1985 Schuster, Elisabeth Jul Rose 06, 1990 Schuster, Gerald Jul Nov 14, 1981 Joseph 10, 1958 Schuster, Karen Sep Maybe, NY Frances 10, 1991
Schuster, Maria Sep Maybe, NY Martha 20, 1989 Schuster, Mary Etta Jul Jan 05, 1978 10, 1958 Schuster, Matthew Nov Maybe, NY
102 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Thomas 28, 1986 Schuster, Michael Feb Blaise 11, 1983 Schuster, Nikolaus Oct James 08, 1988 Schuster, Paul Apr Maybe, NY Francis 02, 1932 Schuster, Paul Oct Jun 06, 1998 Melvin 09, 1967 Schuster, Jun Maybe, NY Roseanne Christine 18, 1985 Schuster, May Rosemarie 25, Florence 1987 Schuster, Thomas Abt. Maybe, NY Aug 28, 1982 Paul 1958 Schwemberger, Abt. Maybe, NY Carol 1948 Schwemberger, Apr Maybe, IL Sep 20, 2000 Memphis, John 10, Shelby, TN 1923 Schwemberger, Abt. Maybe, NY John, Jr. 1948 Schwemberger, Abt. Maybe, NY Lisa 1948 Schwemberger, Abt. Maybe, NY Nida 1948 Scott, Bruce Mar Maybe, NY William 07, 1965 Scott, Charles Abt. Maybe, NY Jun 13, 1964 Maybe, NY William 1943 Scott, Paul Wayne Mar Maybe, NY 25, 1970 Searl Abt. Maybe, IL 1965 Searl, Kaitlin Maria May Maybe, IL 20, 1994 Seibert Abt. 1954 Seibert, Jeremy S. Jul , Nevada, CA 31, 1977 Shirley C. Oct , NY Maybe 13, Tonawanda, 1931 Erie, NY Shoemaker, May Buffalo, Erie, Oct 1985 Buffalo, Erie, NY Melville 26, NY 1903 Simms, Alan Abt. Aft. 1916 1890 Simons, Vicki Lynn Abt. Jul 22, 1989 Gillingham 1961 Smith, Irene Lucille Aug Chicago, Jun 10, 1950 Chicago, Cook, 27, Cook, IL IL 1932 Springer, Erma Aug Maybe, Erie, Dec 18, 1988 North Louise 24, NY Tonawanda,
103 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location 1904 Niagara, NY Spruth, Ann Helene Oct Elmhurst, Du Oct 25, 1985 Wheaton, Du 22, Page, IL Page, IL 1954 Spruth, Raymond Jul Oak Park, Nov 13, 1945 Salina, Saline, Jun 21, 2001 Elmhurst, Du Arthur 06, Cook, IL KS Page, IL 1919 Staines, Andrew 1964 Maybe, NY Mark Staines, David 1962 Maybe, NY Scott Staines, Jonathan 1987 Maybe, NY 1989 Maybe, NY Cole Staines, Kenneth Abt. North Russell 1931 Tonawanda, Niagara, NY Staines, Ryan 1994 Maybe, NY Michael Steffen, Lillian Jul Chicago, Aug 2004 La Grange Park, 26, Cook, IL DuPage, IL 1911 Stein, Claudia Jul Maybe, NY Jun 13, 1964 Maybe, NY Louise 13, 1945 Stein, Clovis A. Abt. Maybe, NY 1921 Stewart, Mary May Maybe Nov 25, 1922 Chicago, Cook, 1964 Alameda, 28, Denver, IL Alameda, CA 1898 Denver, CO Studniary, Chris Abt. Windber, Oct 1991 South Lake 1956 Somerset, PA Tahoe, El Dorado, CA Suchow, Walt Abt. 1900 Sudbrink, Lauren Mar D. 03, 1983 Sudbrink, Steven R Dec Jacksonville, 07, Morgan, IL 1955 Sudbrink, Taylor S. Dec 11, 1986 Tankersley, Carroll Nov Knox City, Apr 05, 1969 Knox City, Knox, Anne, Lt. Colonel 03, Knox, TX TX USAF 1944 Taries Abt. Maybe, NY 1964 Thompson, Karen Abt. Maybe, PA Feb 15, 1975 Susan 1954 Tilley, James Abt. Maybe, NY Sep 27, 1973 1892 Totten, Jo Ann Aug Olney, 12, Richland, IL 1929 Trudy Abt. Aft. 1971 Chicago, Cook, 1943 IL Tryon, David Abt. Maybe, NY 1925 Tryon, David Abt. Maybe, NY 1951 Unbekant, Lauren Abt. Maybe, NY May 28, 1983 Maybe, NY 1960 Uteritz, Dorothy Abt. 1892
104 Name Birth Birth Marriage Marriage Death Date Death Date Location Date Location Location Uteritz, Esther Abt. Abt. 1915 1892 Uteritz, Irvin (Utz) Abt. 1892 Uteritz, John Abt. 1866 Uteritz, Lillian (Lily) Abt. 1892 Uteritz, Marie Abt. (Gertrude?) 1892 Uteritz, Ruth Abt. 1892 Vierow, Friederike Aug Kiel, Germany Aug 08, 1891 Chicago, Cook, Aug 15, 1942 Oak Park, Cook, (Fehro) 07, IL IL 1872 Waldron, Lee Abt. 1890 Walston Abt. 1954 Walston, James Oct San Merle 29, Francisco, 1980 San Francisco, CA Wieman, Evelyn W. Oct Buffalo, Erie, Jun 1977 Buffalo, Erie, NY 04, NY 1890 Wierzbicki, Jennifer Dec Ann 30, 1981 Wierzbicki, Thomas Dec Jan 05, 1978 12, 1957 Wierzbicki, Thomas Jan John 12, 1988 Wilder, Clement Abt. Maybe, MN 1919 Williams, Darla Abt. Abt. 1963 Jean 1940 Wilson, Helen L. Jul Moville, Jul 31, 1942 Blair, Mar 28, 2000 Sioux City, 14, Woodbury, IA Washington, NE Woodbury, IA 1919 Wolff, Gertrude Oct Lancaster, Sep 23, 1924 Buffalo, Erie, NY Apr 1992 Tonawanda, 21, Erie, NY Erie, NY 1904 Woods Abt. 1887 Worboys, Keith Abt. , Australia 1962 Worboys, Stevie Abt. , Australia Maria 1986 Wylde, Frances Apr Genoa, Sep 19, 1998 Belvidere, Belle 22, Dekalb, IL Boone, IL 1915
105 Appendix 15: Kobernuss Family Tree
Generation No. 1
1. KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG
Children of KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ MECKLENBURG are: + 2 i. Ida Maria2 Kobernuss, born Abt. 1745 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 17/Jan/1807 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. + 3 ii. FRIEDERICH WILHELM KOBERNUSS, born Abt. 1752 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 02/Nov/1812 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.. 4 iii. Magdalena Maria Kobernuss, born 19/May/1754 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.1,2; died in Maybe Teterow, Teterow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. + 5 iv. Maria Juliana Henriette Kobernuss, born Abt. 1756 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 21/May/1819 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. + 6 v. Wilhelmina Maria Kobernuss, born Abt. 1760 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.; died 05/Feb/1810 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger..
Generation No. 2
2. Ida Maria2 Kobernuss (KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1745 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.3, and died 17/Jan/1807 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.4. She married Hans Caspar Kohlmorgen 08/Nov/1771 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.5, 6. He was born Abt. 1743 in Maybe Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger., and died 28/Dec/1799 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.7.
Children of Ida Kobernuss and Hans Kohlmorgen are: 7 i. Christian Levin3 Kohlmorgen, born 17/Feb/1773 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.8,9; died 22/Oct/1854 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.10. 8 ii. Daniel Johann Christian Kohlmorgen, born 13/Mar/1774 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.11; died 24/Apr/1776 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.12. + 9 iii. Christoph Ehlert Diederich Kohlmorgen, born 16/Oct/1778 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. 10 iv. Johann Christoph Carl Kohlmorgen, born 14/Jan/1781 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.13. 11 v. Elisabeth Soph. Amalia Kohlmorgen, born 26/Jan/1783 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.14.
3. FRIEDERICH WILHELM2 KOBERNUSS (KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT- GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)15 was born Abt. 1752 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.16,17,18,19, and died 02/Nov/1812 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.19. He married Catharina Soph. (Blohm) Blom20 23/Oct/1778 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.21,22. She was born Abt. 1757 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.23,24, and died 11/Mar/1804 in Peenheauser, Kirch Kirch Grubenhagen, Meck-Vpr, Ger.25.
Children of FRIEDERICH KOBERNUSS and Catharina Blom are: + 12 i. Magdalena (Helena) Maria3 Kobernuss, born 21/Sep/1779 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 02/Dec/1843 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger..
106 + 13 ii. Daniel Christian Heinrich Kobernuss, born 05/Dec/1781 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. 14 iii. Heinrich Deiderich Georg Kobernuss26, born 19/Jul/1785 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.27; died 03/Jun/1795 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.28. 15 iv. Daniel Joachim Friederich Kobernuss, born 06/Dec/1787 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.29; died 03/Jan/1853 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.30. + 16 v. CARL Joachim Heinrich Kobernuss, born 31/Aug/1790 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 04/Apr/1835 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. 17 vi. Johann Christoph Jacob Kobernuss31, born 22/Jan/1794 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.31,32. 18 vii. Johann Christian Friederich Kobernuss33, born 28/Aug/1797 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.33,34.
5. Maria Juliana Henriette2 Kobernuss (KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)35 was born Abt. 1756 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.36,37,38, and died 21/May/1819 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.39. She married Johann Christian Maas40 23/Feb/1779 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.41,42. He was born Abt. 1754 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.43,44,45.
Children of Maria Kobernuss and Johann Maas are: 19 i. Anna Soph. Christiana3 Maas, born 30/Mar/1779 in Maybe Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.46. She married Johann Ernst Schultz 11/Sep/1801 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.47; born Abt. 1777 in Maybe Neu- Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. 20 ii. Heinrich Christoph Gottlieb Maas, born 27/Oct/1786 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.48; died 05/Nov/1786 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.49. 21 iii. Heinrich Daniel Joachim Maas, born 15/Oct/1787 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.50. 22 iv. Elisabeth Soph. Christiana Hanna Maas, born 09/Jun/179051. 23 v. Louisa Dorothea Catharina Maas, born 01/Jun/1793 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.52. 24 vi. Johann Joachim Christian Maas53, born 10/May/1796 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.54; died 08/Jun/1879 in Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.55. 25 vii. (Carolina) Magdalena Henrica Hanna Maas, born 03/Apr/1799 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.56.
6. Wilhelmina Maria2 Kobernuss (KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)57 was born Abt. 1760 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger., and died 05/Feb/1810 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.58. She married Hans Joachim Heinrich Hinkfoot59 06/Oct/1786 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.60,61. He was born Abt. 1755 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.62,63, and died 12/Mar/1815 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.64.
Children of Wilhelmina Kobernuss and Hans Hinkfoot are: 26 i. Jacob Friederich Wilhelm3 Hinkfoot, born 15/Jun/1787 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.65; died 21/Feb/1788 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.66. 27 ii. Soph. Magdalena Maria Hinkfoot, born 15/Jun/1787 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.67; died 18/Jun/1795 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.68. 28 iii. Joachim Christian Hinkfoot, born 30/Apr/1789 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.69; died 30/Jun/1795 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.70. 29 iv. Christina Charlotte Hinkfoot, born 29/Jan/1791 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.71; died 07/Nov/1795 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.72.
107 30 v. Johann Joachim Christoph Hinkfoot, born 08/Jul/1796 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.73; died 15/Jan/1797 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.74. 31 vi. Carl Friederich Hinkfoot, born 23/Nov/1797 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.75. 32 vii. Elisabeth Christina Carolina Hinkfoot, born 12/May/1800 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.76.
Generation No. 3
9. Christoph Ehlert Diederich3 Kohlmorgen (Ida Maria2 Kobernuss, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 16/Oct/1778 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.77. He married Christina Schnoor 19/Oct/1802 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.78. She was born Abt. 1792 in Maybe Alt- Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger..
Child of Christoph Kohlmorgen and Christina Schnoor is: + 33 i. Christina Soph. (Jo)Hanna4 Kohlmorgen, born Abt. 1810 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger..
12. Magdalena (Helena) Maria3 Kobernuss (FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)79 was born 21/Sep/1779 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.80, and died 02/Dec/1843 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.81. She married Heinrich Friederich Buenger82 02/Nov/1804 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.83. He was born 01/Dec/1775 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.84, and died 27/Dec/1815 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.85.
Children of Magdalena Kobernuss and Heinrich Buenger are: + 34 i. Johann Friederich Christoph4 Buenger, born 30/Nov/1805 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. 35 ii. Carolina Soph. Friederike Buenger86, born 04/Sep/1809 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.8788. 36 iii. Johann Christian Friederich Buenger89, born 17/Jul/1814 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.90,91; died 06/Mar/1835 in Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.92. 37 iv. Carolina Heinriette Johanna Buenger, born 15/Oct/1818 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.93.
13. Daniel Christian Heinrich3 Kobernuss (FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)94 was born 05/Dec/1781 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.95,96. He married Maria Dorothea Puratt97 29/Jan/1810 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.98, daughter of Puratt and Specht. She was born Abt. 1785 in Gaarz Krug, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.99, and died 24/Feb/1834 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.99.
Children of Daniel Kobernuss and Maria Puratt are: 38 i. August Friederich Ferdinand4 Kobernuss100, born 26/Mar/1811 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.101; died 29/May/1817 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.102. + 39 ii. Maria Friederike Dorothea Kobernuss, born 22/Aug/1813 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 21/Nov/1852. + 40 iii. Carl Johann Friederich Kobernuss, born 20/Aug/1816 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger..
108 16. CARL Joachim Heinrich3 Kobernuss (FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)103 was born 31/Aug/1790 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.104,105,106, and died 04/Apr/1835 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.107. He married Carolina Catharine Soph. Dreyer108 21/Apr/1814 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.109. She was born Jan/1794 in Klaber, Kirch Klaber, Meck-Vpr, Ger.110,111.
Children of CARL Kobernuss and Carolina Dreyer are: + 41 i. Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, born 05/Apr/1815 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 30/Dec/1875 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.. + 42 ii. Johanna Soph. Carolina Kobernuss, born 04/Aug/1817 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. + 43 iii. Friederike Johanna Soph. Elisabeth Kobernuss, born 11/Aug/1820 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger..
Generation No. 4
33. Christina Soph. (Jo)Hanna4 Kohlmorgen (Christoph Ehlert Diederich3, Ida Maria2 Kobernuss, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)112 was born Abt. 1810 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.113. She married Johann Joachim Christoph Peters 03/Nov/1837 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.114, son of Johann Peters and Wilhelmina Buenger. He was born 09/Oct/1809 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.115,116, and died 09/Dec/1861 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.117.
Children of Christina Kohlmorgen and Johann Peters are: 44 i. Elisabeth Louise Johanna Friederike5 Peters, born 29/Mar/1839 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.118; died 06/Sep/1904 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.119. 45 ii. Unnamed Child Peters, born 17/Oct/1842 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.120. 46 iii. Wilhelm Friederich Carl Theodor Peters, born 22/Sep/1843 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.121,122. 47 iv. Unnamed Child Peters, born 22/Feb/1846 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.123. 48 v. Christoph Christian Friederich Peters, born 08/Sep/1847 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.124,125. 49 vi. Johann Wilhelm Carl Ludwig Peters, born 07/May/1850 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.126,127.
34. Johann Friederich Christoph4 Buenger (Magdalena (Helena) Maria3 Kobernuss, Friederich Wilhelm2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)128 was born 30/Nov/1805 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.129. He married Soph. MARIA Friederike Christiana Bobsin 31/Oct/1828 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.130, daughter of Friederich Bobsin and Catharina Hatmk. She was born 09/Apr/1807 in Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck- Vpr, Ger.131, and died 24/Oct/1877 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.132.
Children of Johann Buenger and Soph. Bobsin are: 50 i. Christian Heinrich Joachim Friederich5 Buenger, born 26/Oct/1830 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.133; died 1832 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.134. + 51 ii. Friederike Carolina Maria Johanna Buenger, born 14/Jan/1833 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 25/Oct/1852 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger..
109 52 iii. Carl Wilhelm Ludwig Buenger, born 10/Aug/1835 in Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.135,136; died 18/May/1852 in Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.137.
39. Maria Friederike Dorothea4 Kobernuss (Daniel Christian Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)138 was born 22/Aug/1813 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.139,140,141, and died 21/Nov/1852142. She married Johann (Hans) Adolph Friederich Moeller143 25/Oct/1833 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.144, son of Adolph Moeller. He was born Abt. 1810 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger., and died in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger..
Children of Maria Kobernuss and Johann Moeller are: 53 i. Julianna Johanna Maria Wilhelmina5 Moeller, born 06/May/1835 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.145,146. 54 ii. Johanna Friederike Maria Louise Moeller, born 11/Jul/1837 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.147. 55 iii. Carolina Johanna Elise Soph. Moeller, born 06/Nov/1839 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.148. 56 iv. Carolina Soph. Johanna Friederike Moeller, born 07/Oct/1842 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.149. 57 v. Ernst Ludwig Johann Christian Moeller, born 28/Jan/1846 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.150,151. 58 vi. Louise Carolina Friederike Moeller, born 26/Jul/1849 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.152.
40. Carl Johann Friederich4 Kobernuss (Daniel Christian Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)153 was born 20/Aug/1816 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.154,155. He married Friederike Johanna Soph. Elisabeth Kobernuss156 14/Nov/1844 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.157, daughter of CARL Kobernuss and Carolina Dreyer. She was born 11/Aug/1820 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.158,159.
Children of Carl Kobernuss and Friederike Kobernuss are: 59 i. Johann Joachim Heinrich Theodor5 Kobernuss, born 12/Mar/1844 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.160. 60 ii. Friederich Johann Heinrich Christian Kobernuss, born 29/Aug/1846 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.161. 61 iii. Ferdinand Johann August Heinrich Kobernuss, born 29/Jul/1849 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.162.
41. Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss (CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)163 was born 05/Apr/1815 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.164,165,166, and died 30/Dec/1875 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.167. He married MARIA Dor. Soph. (Johanna) Catharina Fischer168 27/Jul/1838 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.169, daughter of JOACHIM FISCHER and Friederike Gierke. She was born 07/Mar/1814 in Waren (Mueritz), Waren, Meck-Vpr, Ger.170,171, and died 16/Jan/1907 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL172,173.
Children of Johann Kobernuss and MARIA Fischer are: + 62 i. CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, born 09/Nov/1838 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 09/Nov/1907 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. + 63 ii. Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz Kobernuss, born 20/Mar/1841 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 19/Mar/1909 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL.
110 + 64 iii. CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich KOBERNUSS, born 13/Feb/1843 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 15/Oct/1914 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. 65 iv. Heinrich Johann Ludwig Friederich Kobernuss174, born 25/Aug/1845 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.175,176. 66 v. Wilhelmina Friederike Elisab. Johanna Kobernuss, born 26/Jun/1847 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.177; died 08/Mar/1856 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.178.
42. Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss (CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)179 was born 04/Aug/1817 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.180,181,182. She married (1) Christoph Johann Caspar (Vau?) Lau. He was born Abt. 1815 in Sophienhof, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. She married (2) Heinrich Ludwig Hermann Ferdinand Gombert, son of Ernst Gombert and Elisabeth Hadler. He was born 04/Jul/1818 in Maybe Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.183,184.
Child of Johanna Kobernuss and Christoph Lau is: 67 i. Carl Johann Friederich (Lau)5 Kobernuss, born 16/Mar/1841 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.185.
Child of Johanna Kobernuss and Heinrich Gombert is: + 68 i. CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, born 04/Apr/1837 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 22/Mar/1903 in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
43. Friederike Johanna Soph. Elisabeth4 Kobernuss (CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)186 was born 11/Aug/1820 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.187,188. She married Carl Johann Friederich Kobernuss189 14/Nov/1844 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.190, son of Daniel Kobernuss and Maria Puratt. He was born 20/Aug/1816 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.191,192.
Children are listed above under (40) Carl Johann Friederich Kobernuss.
Generation No. 5
51. Friederike Carolina Maria Johanna5 Buenger (Johann Friederich Christoph4, Magdalena (Helena) Maria3 Kobernuss, Friederich Wilhelm2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 14/Jan/1833 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.193, and died 25/Oct/1852 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.193. She married Johann Joachim Friederich Maas Abt. 1866 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. He was born Abt. 1841 in Maybe Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger., and died in Maybe Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger..
Child of Friederike Buenger and Johann Maas is: 69 i. Heinrich Christoph Friederich6 Maas, born 16/May/1867 in Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.194; died 16/May/1867 in Neu-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.194.
62. CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 KOBERNUSS (Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 09/Nov/1838 in Alt- Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.195,196, and died 09/Nov/1907 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL197,198. He married Johanna Friederike Henriette Soph. Peters
111 09/Nov/1865 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.199,200, daughter of Diederich Peters and Amalie Peters. She was born 10/Feb/1842 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.201,202, and died 24/Jun/1907 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL203,204.
Children of CARL Kobernuss and Johanna Peters are: + 70 i. Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernuss, born 26/Sep/1864 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 1931 in Rockford, Floyd, IA. 71 ii. Dorothea Friederike Johanna Kobernuss, born 02/Aug/1867 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.205. She married Carne; born Abt. 1872. + 72 iii. Maria (Mary) Christiana Johanna Kobernuss, born 18/Apr/1869 in Gruessow, Gruessow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. + 73 iv. HERMANN Heinrich Ludwig Kobernuss, born 17/Apr/1871 in Gruessow, Gruessow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 26/Sep/1911 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. + 74 v. Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl Kobernuss, born 24/May/1873 in Gruessow, Gruessow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 17/Jan/1909 in Forest Park, Cook, IL. + 75 vi. Johann (John) Heinrich Kobernuss, born Abt. 1874 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY; died Abt. 1952 in Burlington, Racine, WI.
63. Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss (Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)206 was born 20/Mar/1841 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.207,208, and died 19/Mar/1909 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL209. She married [Friederich] Johann Vollrath Elias Sanftleben210 24/Nov/1865 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.211, son of JOHANN SANFTLEBEN and Friederike Voss. He was born 18/Jan/1835 in Peenhaeuser, Kirch Kirch Grubenhagen, Meck-Vpr, Ger.212, and died in Maybe Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL.
Children of Carolina Kobernuss and [Friederich] Sanftleben are: + 76 i. Soph. Carolina Friederike6 Sanftleben, born 07/Jul/1863 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 01/Feb/1938 in Forest Park, Cook, IL. + 77 ii. Dorothea Henriette Friederike Sanftleben, born 14/Jan/1867 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. + 78 iii. Luise Soph. Heinriette Sanftleben, born 30/Dec/1868 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. 79 iv. Friederike Luise Wilhelminia Caroline Sanftleben, born 14/Jun/1872 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.213; died Abt. 1880 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.214. + 80 v. Carl (Charles) Friederich Wilhelm Sanftleben, born 21/Jul/1874 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 18/Feb/1924 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. + 81 vi. Johann (John) Friederich Wilhelm Sanftleben, born 02/Dec/1876 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 23/Jun/1924 in Forest Park, Cook, IL.
64. CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 KOBERNUSS (Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)215 was born 13/Feb/1843 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.216,217,218,219, and died 15/Oct/1914 in Buffalo, Erie, NY220,221,222. He married Johanna Ernest. Maria Soph. HENRIETTE Meyer 09/Nov/1866 in Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.223. She was born 13/Jun/1844 in Hallalit, Kirch Kirch Grubenhagen, Meck-Vpr, Ger.224,225, and died 05/Jun/1914 in Buffalo, Erie, NY226,227.
Children of CARL KOBERNUSS and Johanna Meyer are: + 82 i. Edward HENRY6 Kobernuss, born Aug/1863 in Maybe Kogel (bei Roebel), Satow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 13/Oct/1913 in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
112 83 ii. Wilhelm Johann Theodor Kobernuss, born 25/Oct/1867 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.228; died 01/Nov/1867 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.229. 84 iii. Carl (Charles) Johann Friederich Kobernuss230,231, born 24/May/1870 in Kogel (bei Roebel), Satow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.232,233,234; died 16/Jan/1913 in Buffalo, Erie, NY235. + 85 iv. Emma Kobernuss, born Mar/1874 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 16/Feb/1945 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 86 v. Wilhelmina (Minnie) Kobernuss, born Dec/1875 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died in Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 87 vi. Augusta Kobernuss, born Jan/1880 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
68. CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS (Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)236 was born 04/Apr/1837 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.237,238, and died 22/Mar/1903 in Buffalo, Erie, NY239. He married Friederike Rathmann Abt. 1857 in Maybe Kirch Luetgendorf, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.. She was born 23/Sep/1829 in Maybe Gross Babelin, Kirch Kieth (bei Krakow), Meck-Vpr, Ger.240, and died 25/Jul/1905 in Buffalo, Erie, NY241,242.
Children of CARL(Charles) KOBERNUSS and Friederike Rathmann are: + 88 i. Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6 Kobernuss, born 15/May/1858 in Maybe Gross Babelin, Kirch Kieth (bei Krakow), Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died Abt. 1925 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 89 ii. Heinrich (HENRY) Johann Friederich Kobernuss, born 29/May/1864 in Maybe Gross Babelin, Kirch Kieth (bei Krakow), Meck-Vpr, Ger.; died 23/Jun/1904 in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
Generation No. 6
70. Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernuss (CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 26/Sep/1864 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.243,244,245, and died 1931 in Rockford, Floyd, IA246. He married Soph. Mary Lahmann 26/Apr/1887 in Chicago, Cook, IL247. She was born 30/Jan/1865 in ,,,Germany248, and died 31/Jan/1955 in Onamia, Mille Lacs, MN249.
Children of Carl Kobernuss and Soph. Lahmann are: + 90 i. Edward Carl Henry7 Kobernus, born 29/Jan/1888 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died Abt. 1941 in Pontiac, Oakland, MI. + 91 ii. Clara Soph. Kobernus, born 29/May/1890 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died Oct/1969 in Royal Oak, Oakland, MI. + 92 iii. Harry Alvin Kobernus, born 22/Aug/1892 in Chicago, Cook, IL; died 06/Aug/1988 in New Richland, Waseca, MN. 93 iv. Louis Thedore Kobernus250, born 13/Sep/1894 in Chicago, Cook, IL251,252,253; died 28/Feb/1984 in Sioux City, Woodbury, IA254,255. He married (1) Jeanette; born Abt. 1896 in Maybe, Cook, IL. He married (2) Mable 07/Nov/1970 in Elk Point, Union, SD256; born Abt. 1896 in Maybe, SD. 94 v. Carl Kobernus257, born 04/Oct/1896 in Estherville, Emmet, IA258,259; died 07/Nov/1988 in Onamia, Mille Lacs, MN. He married Edna Helmers; born 27/Apr/1902 in ,,IA259; died 22/Jan/2001 in Onamia, Mille Lacs, MN259. + 95 vi. Louise Beatrice (Cobernus) Kobernus, born 25/Feb/1899 in Twelve Mile Lake, Emmett, IA; died 19/Jan/1987 in Adams, Mower, MN. + 96 vii. Francis F. Kobernus, born 10/May/1901 in Estherville, Emmet, IA; died 13/Apr/1978 in New Richland, Waseca, MN. + 97 viii. Arthur Kobernus, born 18/Mar/1904 in Estherville, Emmet, IA; died 25/Feb/1977 in Sioux City, Woodbury, IA. 98 ix. Elmer A. Kobernus, born 12/Jan/1908 in Wallingford, Emmett, IA260; died 08/Sep/1998 in Oronoco, Olmstesd, MN261,262. He married (1) Ardath263 1934264; born 02/Apr/1905
113 in ,,IL265; died Oct/1979 in Forest Park, Cook, IL265. He married (2) Charlotte Francis Hawkins 09/Jan/1981 in Portage, Columbia, WI266; born 1918 in Maybe, WI267.
72. Maria (Mary) Christiana Johanna6 Kobernuss (CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 18/Apr/1869 in Gruessow, Gruessow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.268,269, and died 270,271. She married Carl Schmidt 07/Apr/1888 in Forest Park, Cook, IL272. He was born Abt. 1865.
Children of Maria Kobernuss and Carl Schmidt are: 99 i. Infant7 Schmidt, born 24/Sep/1911 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL273; died 25/Sep/1911 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL273. 100 ii. Mary Kobernus, born 13/Feb/1913 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL274.
73. HERMANN Heinrich Ludwig6 Kobernuss (CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 17/Apr/1871 in Gruessow, Gruessow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.275,276, and died 26/Sep/1911 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL277. He married Friederike (Fehro) Vierow278 08/Aug/1891 in Chicago, Cook, IL279, daughter of John Veirow and Friederike Breackenfelder. She was born 07/Aug/1872 in Kiel, Germany280,281, and died 15/Aug/1942 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL282.
Children of HERMANN Kobernuss and Friederike Vierow are: 101 i. Elizabeth7 Kobernus, born Abt. 1892 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. She married Paulson; born Abt. 1890 in Maybe, IL. 102 ii. Bessie E. Kobernus283, born 01/Oct/1896 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL283; died Feb/1968 in Brookfield/Burr Ridge, Cook, IL283. + 103 iii. Ludwig HERMANN Heinrich Kobernus, born 16/Jul/1907 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died 12/Aug/1961 in McHenry, Cook, IL. 104 iv. Alexander (Kobernns) Kobernus, born 02/Dec/1909 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL284; died 07/Dec/1909 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL285.
74. Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl6 Kobernus (CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)286,287 was born 24/May/1873 in Gruessow, Gruessow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.288,289, and died 17/Jan/1909 in Forest Park, Cook, IL290,291. He married Helen Bertha Jacoby291 24/Jun/1894 in Austin, Cook, IL292,293, daughter of LEOPOLD 34JACOBY and Augusta Frase. She was born 25/Oct/1877 in Maybe in Rudky Muehle/Nakel, Kries Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia294,295, and died 18/Jan/1921 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL296.
Children of Heinrich Kobernus and Helen Jacoby are: + 105 i. Emil Henry7 Kobernus, born 09/Apr/1896 in Austin, Cook, IL; died 24/Aug/1944 in Chicago, Cook, IL. + 106 ii. George Martin Kobernus, born 07/Jun/1898 in Austin, Cook, IL; died 24/May/1951 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. 107 iii. John Kobernus297, born 10/Oct/1900 in Austin, Cook, IL298,299; died 22/Jul/1915 in Chicago, Cook, IL300,301,302.
75. Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus (CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)
114 was born Abt. 1874 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY303, and died Abt. 1952 in Burlington, Racine, WI304,305. He married Alvina R. Lahmann Abt. 1898 in Maybe Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. She was born Abt. 1871 in ,,,Germany306, and died Abt. 1954 in Forest Park, Cook, IL307.
Children of Johann Kobernus and Alvina Lahmann are: 108 i. Edna M.7 Kobernus, born 28/Dec/1894 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL308; died Nov/1976 in Burlington, Racine, WI309. She married Clayton Rutledge; born 17/Sep/1895 in ,,IL310; died Jan/1977 in Burlington, Racine, WI311. 109 ii. Rose L. Kobernus, born 03/Sep/1897 in Wallingford, Emmett, IA311,312; died 15/Jul/1969 in Alameda, Alemeda, CA313,314. + 110 iii. Lillian M. Kobernus, born 17/Jul/1901 in Wallingford, Emmett, IA; died 13/Feb/1990 in Miami, Dade, FL. + 111 iv. JohnKobernus, Jr., born 18/Nov/1903 in Estherville, Emmet, IA; died 29/Oct/1993 in Clearwater, Pinellas, FL. + 112 v. William Kobernus, born 03/Jan/1907 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died 29/Mar/1982 in Moreno Valley, Riverside, CA. + 113 vi. Friederich (Freddie) Kobernus, born 09/Nov/1909 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died 04/Jun/1961 in Harvard, McHenry, IL.
76. Soph. Carolina Friederike6 Sanftleben (Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)315 was born 07/Jul/1863 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.316, and died 01/Feb/1938 in Forest Park, Cook, IL317. She married Friederich (Fritz/Fred) Schmidt 23/Dec/1883 in ,Cook, IL318. He was born Abt. 1863 in Of, Cook, IL.
Child of Soph. Sanftleben and Friederich Schmidt is: + 114 i. Ida7 Schmidt, born Abt. 1884 in Of, Cook, IL.
77. Dorothea Henriette Friederike6 Sanftleben (Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)319 was born 14/Jan/1867 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.320. She married Paul Gaedt. He was born Abt. 1875.
Child of Dorothea Sanftleben and Paul Gaedt is: 115 i. Paul7 Gaedt, born Abt. 1901; died Abt. 1935 in Of , Cook, IL321.
78. Luise Soph. Heinriette6 Sanftleben (Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)322 was born 30/Dec/1868 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.323. She married John Uteritz. He was born Abt. 1866.
Children of Luise Sanftleben and John Uteritz are: 116 i. Lillian (Lily)7 Uteritz, born Abt. 1892. 117 ii. Irvin (Utz) Uteritz, born Abt. 1892. He married Gen?. 118 iii. Esther Uteritz, born Abt. 1892. She married (1) Wendall Phillips Abt. 1915; born Abt. 1890. She married (2) Alan Simms Aft. 1916; born Abt. 1890. 119 iv. Ruth Uteritz, born Abt. 1892. 120 v. Dorothy Uteritz, born Abt. 1892. She married Lee Waldron; born Abt. 1890. 121 vi. Marie (Gertrude?) Uteritz, born Abt. 1892.
80. Carl (Charles) Friederich Wilhelm6 Sanftleben (Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL
115 Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)324 was born 21/Jul/1874 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.325, and died 18/Feb/1924 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL326,327. He married Helene (Lena) Bertha Frase Hahn328 08/Jan/1896 in Columbus, Columbia, WI329, daughter of Johann Hahn and Bertha Frase. She was born 14/Mar/1872 in Rudky, Nakel, Posen, Prussia330,331, and died 02/Dec/1945 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL331.
Children of Carl Sanftleben and Helene Hahn are: 122 i. Laura7 Sanftleben, born Aug/1896 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL331; died 1896 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL332. + 123 ii. Helen Dorothea Sanftleben, born 22/Dec/1897 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died Feb/1990 in Hayward, Freeborn, WI. + 124 iii. Arthur Frederick Sanftleben, born 14/Nov/1899 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died Abt. 1955 in Of Oak Park Illinois, IL. 125 iv. Erma Sanftleben, born 03/Feb/1903 in Lived in Western Springs, Cook, IL333,334; died Dec/1978 in Lombard, DuPage, IL334. She married Charles (Chuck) Raible; born 16/Jun/1900 in Lived in Western Springs, Cook, IL; died 21/Apr/1999 in Lombard, DuPage, IL334. 126 v. Eleanor Louise Sanftleben, born 23/Sep/1907 in , Cook, IL334; died 07/Feb/1998 in Elmhurst, Du Page, IL334.
81. Johann (John) Friederich Wilhelm6 Sanftleben (Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)335 was born 02/Dec/1876 in Alt-Gaarz, Kirch Luetgendorf, Meck-Vpr, Ger.336, and died 23/Jun/1924 in Forest Park, Cook, IL337. He married Minnie Abt. 1901. She was born Abt. 1878.
Children of Johann Sanftleben and Minnie are: 127 i. Clara7 Sanftleben, born 07/Mar/1900 in , Cook, IL338. She married Walt Suchow; born Abt. 1900. 128 ii. Grace Sanftleben, born Abt. 1902. She married Dewey Anderson; born Abt. 1900. 129 iii. Lois Sanftleben, born Abt. 1902. She married Holden Larson; born Abt. 1900. 130 iv. Lucille Sanftleben, born 07/Jul/1908 in , Cook, IL339.
82. Edward HENRY6 Kobernuss (CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)340 was born Aug/1863 in Maybe Kogel (bei Roebel), Satow, Meck-Vpr, Ger.341,342,343, and died 13/Oct/1913 in Buffalo, Erie, NY344. He married Minnie Hoffman 21/Sep/1886 in Buffalo, Erie, NY345. She was born 1866 in ,,,Germany346, and died 05/Dec/1896 in Buffalo, Erie, NY347.
Children of Edward Kobernuss and Minnie Hoffman are: 131 i. Henrietta7 Kobernuss, born Feb/1889 in Buffalo, Erie, NY348,349. She married Woods; born Abt. 1887. 132 ii. Henry Edward Kobernuss, born 11/Jul/1891 in Buffalo, Erie, NY350,351; died 09/Mar/1958 in Buffalo, Erie, NY352,353. 133 iii. Mildred J. Kobernuss, born Aug/1894 in Buffalo, Erie, NY354,355. She married James Tilley; born Abt. 1892 in Maybe, NY; died 27/Sep/1973.
85. Emma6 Kobernuss (CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Mar/1874 in Buffalo, Erie, NY356, and died 16/Feb/1945 in Buffalo, Erie, NY357. She married Carl (Charles) Anthony Hoffman358 28/Feb/1895 in Buffalo, Erie, NY359, son of
116 Samuel Hoffman and Theresa Scherzinger. He was born Apr/1874 in Buffalo, Erie, NY360, and died 19/Jul/1943 in Buffalo, Erie, NY361.
Children of Emma Kobernuss and Carl Hoffman are: + 134 i. Albert7 Hoffman, born 25/May/1895 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 07/Apr/1982 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 135 ii. Henrietta Hoffman, born 17/Sep/1896 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 11/Mar/1958 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY. 136 iii. Friederich Hoffman, born 02/Oct/1902 in Buffalo, Erie, NY362; died Oct/1902 in Buffalo, Erie, NY362. + 137 iv. Raymond Hoffman, born 16/Mar/1906 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died Aug/1968 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 138 v. Charles W. Hoffman, born 14/Sep/1907 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died Jan/1968 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 139 vi. Mary Louise Hoffman, born 25/Feb/1910 in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
86. Wilhelmina (Minnie)6 Kobernuss (CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Dec/1875 in Buffalo, Erie, NY363,364, and died in Buffalo, Erie, NY365. She married (1) Joseph Kandzoria366 15/Feb/1895 in Buffalo, Erie, NY367, son of Joseph Kandzoria and Anoytosia Kotereska. He was born Abt. 1873 in Berlin, Berlin, Ger., and died Abt. 1901 in Buffalo, Erie, NY368. She married (2) Krause 1898 in Maybe, Buffalo, Erie, NY369. He was born Abt. 1873. She married (3) Wellington Bauer370 1908 in Buffalo, Erie, NY371. He was born Abt. 1873 in Maybe Tecumseh, Lewanee, MI.
Children of Wilhelmina Kobernuss and Krause are: 140 i. Helen7 Krause, born Abt. 1899 in Maybe, NY. 141 ii. Esther Krause, born 22/Feb/1899 in Buffalo, Erie, NY372,373; died 27/Dec/1985 in Buffalo, Erie, NY374,375. She married Peter Hoffman376 1923 in Buffalo, Erie, NY377; born Abt. 1897 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY.
Child of Wilhelmina Kobernuss and Wellington Bauer is: 142 i. Florence7 Bauer, born 27/Aug/1906 in Buffalo, Erie, NY377,378; died 15/Nov/1996 in Buffalo, Erie, NY379,380. She married Melville Shoemaker; born 26/May/1903 in Buffalo, Erie, NY380; died Oct/1985 in Buffalo, Erie, NY380.
87. Augusta6 Kobernuss (CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Jan/1880 in Buffalo, Erie, NY381, and died in Buffalo, Erie, NY. She married William (Bill) Bidell 06/Feb/1901 in Buffalo, Erie, NY382, son of Barney Bidell and Mary Wolfe. He was born 1875 in Buffalo, Erie, NY383.
Child of Augusta Kobernuss and William Bidell is: + 143 i. Edward7 Bidell, born 01/Dec/1901 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died Mar/1982 in Grand Island, Erie, NY.
88. Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6 Kobernuss (CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 15/May/1858 in Maybe Gross Babelin, Kirch Kieth (bei Krakow), Meck-Vpr, Ger.384, and died Abt. 1925 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. He married Anna Barbara Reeb 06/Apr/1880 in Buffalo, Erie, NY385. She was born Abt. 1860 in Buffalo, Erie, NY, and died Abt. 1925 in ,,NY.
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Children of Ludwig Kobernuss and Anna Reeb are: 144 i. Emma7 Kobernuss, born Abt. 1880 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY; died in Maybe, Erie, NY. 145 ii. William H. Kobernuss, born Abt. 1881 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY; died in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 146 iii. George Jacob Kobernuss, born 1888 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 1958 in Luzerne-Mio, Oscoda, MI. + 147 iv. Fred A. Kobernuss, born Abt. 1890 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 148 v. Albert J. Kobernuss, born 03/Jun/1895 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 16/Aug/1977 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY. + 149 vi. Norman Martin Kobernuss, born 02/Oct/1898 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died Oct/1978 in Hot Springs, Garland, AR. + 150 vii. Arthur G. Kobernuss, born 11/Jul/1900 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died Jul/1971 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY. 151 viii. Howard C. Kobernuss, born 1903 in Buffalo, Erie, NY386; died 1963 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY387. He married Alice Kobernuss388; born 16/Jul/1901 in ,,NY388; died 02/May/1991 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY388.
89. Heinrich (HENRY) Johann Friederich6 Kobernuss (CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 29/May/1864 in Maybe Gross Babelin, Kirch Kieth (bei Krakow), Meck-Vpr, Ger.389,390, and died 23/Jun/1904 in Buffalo, Erie, NY391. He married Anna (Roehl) Rahl 12/Feb/1890 in Buffalo, Erie, NY392, daughter of Carl Roehl and Dora Peters. She was born Oct/1870 in ,,,Germany393, and died in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
Children of Heinrich Kobernuss and Anna Rahl are: 152 i. Harry A.7 Kobernuss394, born 17/Apr/1892 in Buffalo, Erie, NY394; died Oct/1963 in Buffalo, Erie, NY394. He married Evelyn W. Wieman; born 04/Oct/1890 in Buffalo, Erie, NY394; died Jun/1977 in Buffalo, Erie, NY394. 153 ii. Emma D. Kobernuss394, born 20/Jul/1895 in Buffalo, Erie, NY394; died 26/Sep/1973 in Derby, Erie, NY394,395. + 154 iii. Alfred Frank Kobernuss, born 31/May/1898 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died 02/Sep/1942 in Winfield Twp (Milton), Du Page, IL.
Generation No. 7
90. Edward Carl Henry7 Kobernus (Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 29/Jan/1888 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL396,397,398, and died Abt. 1941 in Pontiac, Oakland, MI399. He married (1) Helen. She was born Abt. 1890. He married (2) Minnie Burman400,401 Abt. 1916. She was born 26/Jan/1884 in Crystal Lake, McHenry, IL402,403, and died 18/Sep/1963 in Crystal Lake, McHenry, IL404,405.
Children of Edward Kobernus and Minnie Burman are: 155 i. Infant8 Kobernus, born 03/Mar/1918 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died 03/Mar/1918 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL406. 156 ii. Robert Charles Kobernus, born 25/Sep/1919 in Forest Park, Cook, IL407; died 13/May/1920 in Forest Park, Cook, IL408. 157 iii. Edward Bermaw Kobernus, born 22/Nov/1921 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL409; died 28/Nov/1921 in Forest Park, Cook, IL410.
118 91. Clara Soph.7 Kobernus (Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)411 was born 29/May/1890 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL412,413, and died Oct/1969 in Royal Oak, Oakland, MI413. She married (1) Tom Anderson. He was born Abt. 1888 in Maybe, MI. She married (2) Ross Cook. He was born Abt. 1888 in Maybe, IL, and died in Royal Oak, Oakland, MI.
Children of Clara Kobernus and Tom Anderson are: 158 i. Maurice8 Anderson, born Abt. 1912. 159 ii. Clarine Anderson, born Abt. 1914. 160 iii. Robert Anderson, born Abt. 1915. 161 iv. Dorothy Anderson, born Abt. 1918. She married Regener; born Abt. 1916.
92. Harry Alvin7 Kobernus (Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)413 was born 22/Aug/1892 in Chicago, Cook, IL414,415,416, and died 06/Aug/1988 in New Richland, Waseca, MN417,418. He married Elva Maria Daumbaugh Abt. 1916. She was born 31/Mar/1895419, and died 10/Jan/1961 in New Richland, Waseca, MN420,421.
Children of Harry Kobernus and Elva Daumbaugh are: 162 i. Ruby Z.8 Kobernus, born Abt. 1918 in ,Emmett, IA. She married Boelman; born Abt. 1916. 163 ii. Lois Kobernus, born Jan/1921 in ,Emmett, IA422. She married Koepke; born Abt. 1919 in Maybe, IA. + 164 iii. Merle Alvin Kobernus, born 04/Feb/1923 in Estherville, Emmet, IA.
95. Louise Beatrice (Cobernus)7 Kobernus (Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 25/Feb/1899 in Twelve Mile Lake, Emmett, IA423,424,425, and died 19/Jan/1987 in Adams, Mower, MN426,427,428. She married John Lindsey Kent429. He was born 03/Aug/1888 in Maybe, MN430, and died Feb/1967 in Spring Park, Hennepin, MN430.
Children of Louise Kobernus and John Kent are: 165 i. Mary8 Kent, born Abt. 1921 in Maybe, MN431. She married Clement Wilder; born Abt. 1919 in Maybe, MN. 166 ii. Charles William Kent, born Abt. 1922 in Maybe, MN431. 167 iii. Jack Kent, born Abt. 1923 in Maybe, MN. 168 iv. Francis Kent, born Abt. 1924 in Maybe, MN431. 169 v. George Edward Kent, born Abt. 1925 in Maybe, MN; died 26/Jan/1945 in , Cass, MN432. 170 vi. Donald Kent, born Abt. 1927 in Maybe, IA. 171 vii. Patricia Kent, born Abt. 1928 in Maybe, MN. She married Joseph J. Purdis; born Abt. 1926 in Maybe, MN. 172 viii. James Richard Kent, born Abt. 1929 in Maybe, MN. 173 ix. Harold Robert Kent, born 03/Mar/1929 in , Placer, CA433,434; died 03/Oct/2000 in Onamia, Mille Lacs, MN435. 174 x. Jeanette Kent, born Abt. 1930 in Maybe, MN. She married Rance Norton; born Abt. 1928 in Maybe, MN.
96. Francis F.7 Kobernus (Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY
119 OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 10/May/1901 in Estherville, Emmet, IA436,437,438, and died 13/Apr/1978 in New Richland, Waseca, MN439,440. He married (1) Zora Florence Holtz. She was born 09/Feb/1902 in Preston, Richland, IL441, and died 16/Jan/1982 in Jacksonvile, Morgan, IL441,442. He married (2) Irene Aird 18/Mar/1939443, daughter of Aird. She was born Abt. 1903.
Children of Francis Kobernus and Zora Holtz are: + 175 i. Alvin Dean8 Kobernus, born 15/Oct/1928 in Rudd, Floyd, IA. 176 ii. Vernon Lee Kobernus, born 12/Dec/1933 in Estherville, Emmet, IA444; died 05/Sep/1934 in Preston, Richland, IL444.
Children of Francis Kobernus and Irene Aird are: + 177 i. Sharon8 Kobernus, born Abt. 1946. 178 ii. Nancy Kobernus, born Abt. 1950. 179 iii. Bill Kobernus, born Abt. 1950. 180 iv. Robert (Bobbie) Lee Kobernus445, born 03/Apr/1950 in Maybe New Richland, Waseca, MN445,446; died 18/Oct/1990 in Sacramento, Sacramento, CA447,448,449.
97. Arthur7 Kobernus (Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT- GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)450 was born 18/Mar/1904 in Estherville, Emmet, IA450, and died 25/Feb/1977 in Sioux City, Woodbury, IA451,452. He married Helen L. Wilson 31/Jul/1942 in Blair, Washington, NE453, daughter of Clyde Wilson and Estella Sayer. She was born 14/Jul/1919 in Moville, Woodbury, IA453,454, and died 28/Mar/2000 in Sioux City, Woodbury, IA455,456.
Children of Arthur Kobernus and Helen Wilson are: 181 i. Maxine8 Kobernus, born Abt. 1929 in Maybe, IA. She married R. W. Henderson; born Abt. 1927 in Maybe, IA. + 182 ii. Linda Kobernus, born Abt. 1944 in Maybe, IA. + 183 iii. Roxanne Rae Kobernus, born 10/Nov/1944 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. 184 iv. Kathie L. Kobernus, born Abt. 1945.
103. Ludwig HERMANN Heinrich7 Kobernus (HERMANN Heinrich Ludwig6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)456,457 was born 16/Jul/1907 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL458,459, and died 12/Aug/1961 in McHenry, Cook, IL460,461. He married Evelyn M.. She was born 14/Sep/1909 in ,,IL462, and died 15/Nov/1992 in Belvidere, Boone, IL462.
Child of Ludwig Kobernus and Evelyn M. is: 185 i. Valentine8 Kobernus, born Abt. 1933.
105. Emil Henry7 Kobernus (Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)463 was born 09/Apr/1896 in Austin, Cook, IL464,465,466, and died 24/Aug/1944 in Chicago, Cook, IL467,468,469. He married (1) Shirley Fitch469. She was born Abt. 1898469. He married (2) Marguerite Musker469 04/Jun/1924 in Chicago, Cook, IL470,471. She was born 01/Oct/1903 in Chicago, Cook, IL472,473, and died 08/Jun/1991 in Chicago, Cook, IL474,475.
120 Children of Emil Kobernus and Marguerite Musker are: 186 i. Jane8 Kobernus475, born 30/Sep/1924 in Chicago, Cook, IL476,477. + 187 ii. Emil Henry Kobernus, born 23/Jun/1926 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died 01/Oct/1996. 188 iii. Margaret Kobernus477, born 17/Dec/1929 in Chicago, Cook, IL478,479. She married Bob Bond479; born Abt. 1927 in Maybe, IL479.
106. George Martin7 Kobernus (Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)479 was born 07/Jun/1898 in Austin, Cook, IL480,481, and died 24/May/1951 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA482,483. He married (1) Mary Stewart483 25/Nov/1922 in Chicago, Cook, IL484,485. She was born 28/May/1898 in Maybe Denver, Denver, CO486,487, and died 1964 in Alemeda, Alemeda, CA488,489. He married (2) Dorothy Claire (Murry?) Bowles489 02/Mar/1941 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA490,491, daughter of Archibald Bowles and Margaret Cunningham. She was born 22/Apr/1916 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla, WA492,493, and died 05/Mar/1979 in Angwin, Napa, CA494,495.
Children of George Kobernus and Dorothy Bowles are: 189 i. George Martin8 Kobernus Colonel, USAF495, born 21/Feb/1942 in San Mateo, San Mateo, CA496,497. He married Carroll Anne Tankersley Lt. Col.497 05/Apr/1969 in Knox City, Knox, TX498; born 03/Nov/1944 in Knox City, Knox, TX499. + 190 ii. Carol Lee Kobernus, born 07/Jun/1944 in San Mateo, San Mateo, CA.
110. Lillian M.7 Kobernus (Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT- GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 17/Jul/1901 in Wallingford, Emmett, IA500,501, and died 13/Feb/1990 in Miami, Dade, FL502. She married Opfer. He was born Abt. 1889 in Maybe, IL.
Children of Lillian Kobernus and Opfer are: 191 i. Dorothy8 Opfer, born Abt. 1927 in ,Cook, IL. 192 ii. Marian Opfer, born Abt. 1927 in ,Cook, IL.
111. John7Kobernus, Jr. (Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT- GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)502 was born 18/Nov/1903 in Estherville, Emmet, IA503,504, and died 29/Oct/1993 in Clearwater, Pinellas, FL505. He married Mary A. Rubini. She was born 11/Mar/1910 in Mark?, IL506.
Children of John Kobernus, Jr. and Mary Rubini are: + 193 i. John (Jack) A.8 Kobernus, born 13/Aug/1938 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. + 194 ii. Charles R. Kobernus, born 12/Jul/1941 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. + 195 iii. Judith Mary Kobernus, born 07/Jun/1944 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL.
112. William7 Kobernus (Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT- GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)507,508 was born 03/Jan/1907 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL509,510,511, and died 29/Mar/1982 in Moreno Valley, Riverside, CA512. He married (1) Lillian Steffen513. She was born 26/Jul/1911 in Chicago, Cook, IL. He married (2)
121 Lillian Adeline Cameron514 Abt. 1927, daughter of Cameron and Long. She was born 25/Feb/1906 in ,,IL514, and died 29/Nov/1992 in Moreno Valley, Riverside, CA515,516.
Children of William Kobernus and Lillian Steffen are: 196 i. Peter8 Kobernus517, born Abt. 1932518. 197 ii. Karen Kobernus519, born Abt. 1932520. 198 iii. Karl Kobernus521, born Abt. 1932522.
Children of William Kobernus and Lillian Cameron are: 199 i. Kathleen8 Kobernus, born Abt. 1929. 200 ii. Margie Kobernus, born Abt. 1929.
113. Friederich (Freddie)7 Kobernus (Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)523 was born 09/Nov/1909 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL524,525,526, and died 04/Jun/1961 in Harvard, McHenry, IL527. He married Frances Belle Wylde, daughter of Frank Wylde and Gladys Taylor. She was born 22/Apr/1915 in Genoa, Dekalb, IL527, and died 19/Sep/1998 in Belvidere, Boone, IL528,529.
Children of Friederich Kobernus and Frances Wylde are: 201 i. Infant8 Kobernus, born 16/Aug/1936 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL530; died 16/Aug/1936 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. + 202 ii. Kristine Rosemary Kobernus, born 24/Oct/1938 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. + 203 iii. James Friederich Kobernus, born 09/Aug/1945 in Belvidere, Boone, IL.
114. Ida7 Schmidt (Soph. Carolina Friederike6 Sanftleben, Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1884 in Of, Cook, IL. She married George Bruns. He was born Abt. 1882.
Child of Ida Schmidt and George Bruns is: 204 i. George8 Bruns, born Abt. 1908 in Of , Cook, IL.
123. Helen Dorothea7 Sanftleben (Carl (Charles) Friederich Wilhelm6, Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 22/Dec/1897 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL531, and died Feb/1990 in Hayward, Freeborn, WI532,533. She married Erwin (Erv) Pries 26/Apr/1924 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL533. He was born 07/Feb/1900 in Maybe Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL533, and died Apr/1976 in Lombard, Du Page, IL533,534.
Child of Helen Sanftleben and Erwin Pries is: 205 i. 2 Daughters8 Pries, born Abt. 1925.
124. Arthur Frederick7 Sanftleben (Carl (Charles) Friederich Wilhelm6, Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 14/Nov/1899 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL535, and died Abt. 1955 in Of Oak Park Illinois, IL. He married (1) Wilda Ambrose Abt. 1919 in Of Oak Park Illinois, IL, daughter of Charles Ambrose. She was born 17/Jul/1900
122 in , Iroquois, IL536, and died 31/Dec/1977 in ,, MI537. He married (2) Rose Davidson Abt. 1934. She was born Abt. 1901.
Children of Arthur Sanftleben and Wilda Ambrose are: + 206 i. Mary Jeanne8 Sanftleben, born 12/May/1920 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died 28/Apr/2001 in Elmhurst, Du Page, IL. 207 ii. Arthur (Bud) Frederick Sanftleben538, born 15/Aug/1923 in Of , IL539; died 08/Aug/1991 in Bandon, Coos, OR539.
134. Albert7 Hoffman (Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 25/May/1895 in Buffalo, Erie, NY540,541, and died 07/Apr/1982 in Buffalo, Erie, NY542,543. He married Elisabeth Bickleman 19/Aug/1919 in Buffalo, Erie, NY544. She was born 04/Apr/1900 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY545, and died Jul/1987 in Buffalo, Erie, NY545.
Children of Albert Hoffman and Elisabeth Bickleman are: + 208 i. Irene8 Hoffman, born 1924 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY. + 209 ii. Joan Hoffman, born 1927 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY.
135. Henrietta7 Hoffman (Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 17/Sep/1896 in Buffalo, Erie, NY546, and died 11/Mar/1958 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY547. She married Elmer Schmitz 17/Apr/1929 in Maybe, Buffalo, Erie, NY548. He was born 28/Feb/1900 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY549.
Child of Henrietta Hoffman and Elmer Schmitz is: + 210 i. Frances Ann8 Schmitz, born 20/Feb/1934 in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
137. Raymond7 Hoffman (Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)550 was born 16/Mar/1906 in Buffalo, Erie, NY550,551,552, and died Aug/1968 in Buffalo, Erie, NY552. He married Bertha Bonneau 26/May/1934 in Buffalo, Erie, NY553. She was born Abt. 1908.
Child of Raymond Hoffman and Bertha Bonneau is: + 211 i. Hoffman, Violet8 Hoffman, born Abt. 1935 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY.
138. Charles W.7 Hoffman (Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 14/Sep/1907 in Buffalo, Erie, NY554,555, and died Jan/1968 in Buffalo, Erie, NY555. He married Katharine Delahanty 1933 in Brockport, Monroe, NY555. She was born Abt. 1909 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY.
Children of Charles Hoffman and Katharine Delahanty are: + 212 i. John8 Hoffman, born Abt. 1934 in Maybe, NY. 213 ii. Charles Hoffman, born Abt. 1934 in Maybe, NY.
123 139. Mary Louise7 Hoffman (Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 25/Feb/1910 in Buffalo, Erie, NY556,557, and died 558. She married Albert John Little 14/Nov/1932 in Buffalo, Erie, NY559. He was born Abt. 1908 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY.
Children of Mary Hoffman and Albert Little are: + 214 i. Jean8 Little, born Abt. 1933 in Maybe, NY; died 01/Apr/2000 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY. + 215 ii. Mary Lou Little, born Abt. 1933 in Maybe, NY. 216 iii. Albert John, Jr. Little, born Abt. 1933 in Maybe, NY.
143. Edward7 Bidell (Augusta6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 01/Dec/1901 in Buffalo, Erie, NY559,560, and died Mar/1982 in Grand Island, Erie, NY560. He married Mabel. She was born 09/Apr/1903 in Grand Island, Erie, NY560, and died Oct/1979 in Grand Island, Erie, NY560.
Children of Edward Bidell and Mabel are: 217 i. Friederich8 Bidell, born Abt. 1927 in Maybe Grand Island, Erie, NY. 218 ii. Paul Bidell, born Abt. 1927 in Maybe Grand Island, Erie, NY.
146. George Jacob7 Kobernuss (Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 1888 in Buffalo, Erie, NY561,562,563,564, and died 1958 in Luzerne-Mio, Oscoda, MI565. He married (1) Stella E. Bilk566 12/Sep/1910 in Detroit, Wayne, MI567, daughter of Ernest Bilk and Anna. She was born 28/Dec/1888 in ,,MI568, and died 16/Aug/1973 in Detroit, Wayne, MI569,570. He married (2) Doretta Agnes Gillings Abt. 1922, daughter of Jacob Gillings. She was born 06/May/1903 in Lockport, Niagara, NY, and died Abt. 1985 in ,,NY.
Child of George Kobernuss and Doretta Gillings is: + 219 i. Kobernuss, Betty May8 Kobernuss, born 25/Jun/1923 in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
147. Fred A.7 Kobernuss (Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1890 in Buffalo, Erie, NY, and died in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY. He married Alice E. Rademaker, daughter of William Rademaker and Florence Dingman. She was born 1888 in Buffalo, Erie, NY571, and died 18/Mar/1935 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY571.
Child of Fred Kobernuss and Alice Rademaker is: + 220 i. Fred A.8 Kobernuss, born Abt. 1933 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died in Maybe Ridgeway, Ontario, Canada.
148. Albert J.7 Kobernuss (Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 03/Jun/1895 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY572, and died 16/Aug/1977 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY572. He married (1) Evelyn Lambour, daughter of
124 Albert V. Lambour. She was born Abt. 1917 in Buffalo, Erie, NY, and died in Maybe Tonawanda, Erie, NY. He married (2) Erma Louise Springer, daughter of Charles Springer. She was born 24/Aug/1904 in Maybe, Erie, NY572, and died 18/Dec/1988 in North Tonawanda, Niagara, NY572.
Child of Albert Kobernuss and Evelyn Lambour is: 221 i. Arline8 Kobernuss, born Abt. 1938 in Buffalo, Erie, NY; died in ,,NY.
Children of Albert Kobernuss and Erma Springer are: + 222 i. Darla Charlotte8 Kobernuss, born Abt. 1921 in North Tonawanda, Niagria, NY. 223 ii. Robert A. Kobernuss572, born 25/May/1929 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY572; died 06/Aug/1994 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY572,573. He married Shirley C.574; born 13/Oct/1931 in ,,NY575; died in Maybe Tonawanda, Erie, NY576.
149. Norman Martin7 Kobernuss (Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)576 was born 02/Oct/1898 in Buffalo, Erie, NY576,577, and died Oct/1978 in Hot Springs, Garland, AR578. He married Ruth F. Davis 29/Jan/1921 in Buffalo, Erie, NY579, daughter of David Davis and Matilda Landsberg. She was born 03/Dec/1896 in Buffalo, Erie, NY580, and died Jan/1991 in Rome, Oneida, NY580.
Children of Norman Kobernuss and Ruth Davis are: + 224 i. Grace Ruth8 Kobernuss, born 23/Sep/1923 in Maybe, NY; last known address, MT. + 225 ii. David N. Kobernuss, born 16/Feb/1928 in Maybe, NY.
150. Arthur G.7 Kobernuss (Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 11/Jul/1900 in Buffalo, Erie, NY581,582, and died Jul/1971 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY582. He married Gertrude Wolff582 23/Sep/1924 in Buffalo, Erie, NY583, daughter of Fred Wolff and Jeanette Scharmach. She was born 21/Oct/1904 in Lancaster, Erie, NY584, and died Apr/1992 in Tonawanda, Erie, NY584.
Child of Arthur Kobernuss and Gertrude Wolff is: 226 i. Gail8 Kobernuss, born Abt. 1925 in Maybe, NY.
154. Alfred Frank7 Kobernuss (Heinrich (HENRY) Johann Friederich6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 31/May/1898 in Buffalo, Erie, NY585,586,587, and died 02/Sep/1942 in Winfield Twp (Milton), Du Page, IL588. He married Edith589, daughter of George Hadsell and Elmira Clark. She was born 22/May/1896 in Fulton, Whiteside, IL589, and died Mar/1977 in Franklin Grove, Lee, IL589.
Children of Alfred Kobernuss and Edith are: 227 i. Rhoda8 Kobernuss, born 02/Oct/1917 in Maybe, IL589; died 12/Jan/1993 in Dixon, Lee, IL589. She married Franklin Endress; born 05/May/1911 in Maybe, IL589; died 04/Jan/1993 in Dixon, Lee, IL589. 228 ii. Phena Kobernuss, born Abt. 1918 in Maybe, IL. She married Hadsell; born Abt. 1916 in Maybe, IL.
125 Generation No. 8
164. Merle Alvin8 Kobernus (Harry Alvin7, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 04/Feb/1923 in Estherville, Emmet, IA590. He married Carolina Jessie Bergstrom, daughter of Fredrik Bergstrom and Jessie Good. She was born 27/Feb/1922 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN590.
Children of Merle Kobernus and Carolina Bergstrom are: 229 i. Diana Carol9 Kobernus, born 06/Aug/1946 in ,, MN590. 230 ii. Judy Maria Kobernus, born 18/Dec/1949 in Rochester, Olmstead, MN591. + 231 iii. Linda Susan Kobernus, born 27/May/1954 in , Orange, CA. + 232 iv. Becky Ann Kobernus, born 14/Feb/1956 in , Orange, CA.
175. Alvin Dean8 Kobernus (Francis F.7, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)592 was born 15/Oct/1928 in Rudd, Floyd, IA593. He married Jo Ann Totten, daughter of Charles Totten and Fannie Lyon-Stivers. She was born 12/Aug/1929 in Olney, Richland, IL594,595.
Child of Alvin Kobernus and Jo Totten is: + 233 i. Becky L9 Kobernus, born 01/Jun/1956 in Pontiac, Livingston, IL.
177. Sharon8 Kobernus (Francis F.7, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1946. She married Robert Halverson Abt. 1966, son of James Halverson and Hildegarde. He was born Abt. 1944.
Child of Sharon Kobernus and Robert Halverson is: 234 i. Angela Ann9 Halverson, born 06/Jan/1967 in Maybe New Richland, Waseca, MN596; died 12/Aug/1985 in Maybe New Richland, Waseca, MN596.
182. Linda8 Kobernus (Arthur7, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1944 in Maybe, IA. She married Orval Dye. He was born Abt. 1942 in Maybe, IA.
Children of Linda Kobernus and Orval Dye are: 235 i. Melinda9 Dye, born Abt. 1968 in Maybe, IA. 236 ii. Travis Dye, born Abt. 1968 in Maybe, IA. 237 iii. Kortney Dye, born Abt. 1968 in Maybe, IA.
183. Roxanne Rae8 Kobernus (Arthur7, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 10/Nov/1944 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA597. She married Richard Cabana. He was born Abt. 1941 in Maybe, CA.
Children of Roxanne Kobernus and Richard Cabana are: 238 i. Tracy9 Cabana, born Abt. 1970 in Maybe, CA.
126 239 ii. Stacy Cabana, born Abt. 1970 in Maybe, CA.
187. Emil Henry8 Kobernus (Emil Henry7, Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)598,599 was born 23/Jun/1926 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL600,601,602, and died 01/Oct/1996603,604. He married Irene Lucille Smith604 10/Jun/1950 in Chicago, Cook, IL604. She was born 27/Aug/1932 in Chicago, Cook, IL605,606.
Children of Emil Kobernus and Irene Smith are: 240 i. Richard Emil9 Kobernus606, born 05/Feb/1951 in Chicago, Cook, IL607,608. He married Marsha Jaye Moore608 09/Oct/1971 in Maybe, IL608; born Abt. 1953 in Maybe, IL608. + 241 ii. Debra Lynn Kobernus, born 10/Jun/1953 in Chicago, Cook, IL.
190. Carol Lee8 Kobernus (George Martin7, Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)608 was born 07/Jun/1944 in San Mateo, San Mateo, CA609,610. She married (1) Grey Oliver Homan610 Abt. 1960 in Maybe, Marin, CA610. He was born 22/Jan/1939 in ,Solano, CA611,612. She married (2) Eduarado Alfonso Salaverria612 Bef. 1966612. He was born 08/Mar/1930 in Maybe, El Salvador613,614, and died 09/Jun/1990 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA615,616. She married (3) Michael (Mike) Francis Flanagan616 01/Jun/1968 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA617,618. He was born 15/May/1946 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA619,620.
Child of Carol Kobernus and Eduarado Salaverria is: + 242 i. Janine9 Salaverria, born 02/Jun/1966 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA.
Children of Carol Kobernus and Michael Flanagan are: 243 i. Donna9 Flanagan620, born 16/Jan/1969 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA621,622. She married John Paul Grey622; born Abt. 1954622. 244 ii. Carrie Flanagan622, born 24/Feb/1974 in Las Vegas, Clark NV623,624. She married Jeff Olsen624; born Abt. 17/Dec/1972624.
193. John (Jack) A.8 Kobernus (John7Kobernus, Jr., Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 13/Aug/1938 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL. He married (1) Mona. She was born Abt. 1940 in Maybe, IL. He married (2) Darla Jean Williams Abt. 1963, daughter of James Williams and Alice Wood. She was born Abt. 1940.
Child of John Kobernus and Darla Williams is: 245 i. John Christopher9 Kobernus, born Abt. 1964.
194. Charles R.8 Kobernus (John7Kobernus, Jr., Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 12/Jul/1941 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL625. He married (1) Pamela Evelyn Abraham Bef. 1961 in Chicago, Cook, IL.
127 She was born 21/May/1940 in Maybe, England626. He married (2) Trudy Aft. 1971 in Chicago, Cook, IL. She was born Abt. 1943.
Children of Charles Kobernus and Pamela Abraham are: 246 i. Charles Ray9 Kobernus, born 27/Sep/1962 in Maybe, Cook, IL626. + 247 ii. Carolyn Judith Kobernus, born 1964 in Elmhurst, Du Page, IL. + 248 iii. Michael John Kobernus, born 1965 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL; died in Maybe Forest Park, Cook, IL. + 249 iv. Marcie Lynn Kobernus, born 1971 in Maybe, Cook, IL.
Children of Charles Kobernus and Trudy are: 250 i. Kristopher C.9 Kobernus, born Abt. 1971. 251 ii. Kristian R. Kobernus, born Abt. 1972. 252 iii. Klaire D. Kobernus, born Abt. 1972.
195. Judith Mary8 Kobernus (John7Kobernus, Jr., Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)627 was born 07/Jun/1944 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL628. She married John Murray Rupp629 22/Jun/1967 in Elmhurst, Cook, IL630. He was born 07/Oct/1946 in Phoenix, Maricopia, AZ630.
Children of Judith Kobernus and John Rupp are: 253 i. Stefan Thayer9 Rupp631, born 13/Aug/1972632. 254 ii. Kelley Maria Rupp, born 18/Oct/1975632.
202. Kristine Rosemary8 Kobernus (Friederich (Freddie)7, Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 24/Oct/1938 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL633. She married Frank Nelson. He was born Abt. 1936 in Maybe, IL.
Children of Kristine Kobernus and Frank Nelson are: 255 i. Marsha9 Nelson634, born 04/Jun/1960 in Maybe, IL635. 256 ii. Susan Maria Nelson, born 22/May/1963 in Maybe, IL635. 257 iii. Joanne Yvette Nelson, born 21/Nov/1966 in Maybe, IL635. 258 iv. Holly Kristine Nelson, born 05/Dec/1970 in Maybe, IL635. She married Jason Radloff; born Abt. 1968 in Maybe, IL.
203. James Friederich8 Kobernus (Friederich (Freddie)7, Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 09/Aug/1945 in Belvidere, Boone, IL636. He married Karen. She was born Abt. 1947 in Maybe, IL.
Children of James Kobernus and Karen are: + 259 i. Kobernus, Karla Ann9 Kobernus, born 29/Jan/1967 in Maybe, IL. 260 ii. John David Kobernus, born 05/Feb/1971.
206. Mary Jeanne8 Sanftleben (Arthur Frederick7, Carl (Charles) Friederich Wilhelm6, Carolina Dorothea FRIEDERIKE Eliz5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 12/May/1920 in Oak Park Illinois,
128 Cook, IL637,638,639, and died 28/Apr/2001 in Elmhurst, Du Page, IL640,641. She married (1) John Alfred Andersen 14/Jun/1941 in Wheaton, Cook, IL642, son of Alfred Andersen and Helen. He was born 10/Nov/1918 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL643, and died 25/Jun/1944 in , Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands644. She married (2) Raymond Arthur Spruth 13/Nov/1945 in Salina, Saline, KS645, son of Arthur Spruth and Ida Schumacher. He was born 06/Jul/1919 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL646, and died 21/Jun/2001 in Elmhurst, Du Page, IL646.
Child of Mary Sanftleben and Raymond Spruth is: 261 i. Ann Helene9 Spruth, born 22/Oct/1954 in Elmhurst, Du Page, IL646. She married William Charles Crilly 25/Oct/1985 in Wheaton, Du Page, IL646; born 10/Aug/1953 in Elmhurst, DuPage, IL646.
208. Irene8 Hoffman (Albert7, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 1924 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY647. She married John Schwemberger. He was born 10/Apr/1923 in Maybe, IL648, and died 20/Sep/2000 in Memphis, Shelby, TN649,650.
Children of Irene Hoffman and John Schwemberger are: 262 i. Carol9 Schwemberger, born Abt. 1948 in Maybe, NY. 263 ii. Nida Schwemberger, born Abt. 1948 in Maybe, NY. 264 iii. Lisa Schwemberger, born Abt. 1948 in Maybe, NY. 265 iv. John Schwemberger, born Abt. 1948 in Maybe, NY.
209. Joan8 Hoffman (Albert7, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 1927 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY651. She married David Tryon. He was born Abt. 1925 in Maybe, NY.
Child of Joan Hoffman and David Tryon is: 266 i. David9 Tryon, born Abt. 1951 in Maybe, NY.
210. Frances Ann8 Schmitz (Henrietta7 Hoffman, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 20/Feb/1934 in Buffalo, Erie, NY652. She married Paul Francis Schuster. He was born 02/Apr/1932 in Maybe, NY652.
Children of Frances Schmitz and Paul Schuster are: + 267 i. Thomas Paul9 Schuster, born Abt. 1958 in Maybe, NY. + 268 ii. Gerald Joseph Schuster, born 10/Jul/1958. + 269 iii. Mary Etta Schuster, born 10/Jul/1958. + 270 iv. Paul Melvin Schuster, born 09/Oct/1967.
211. Violet8 Hoffman (Raymond7, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1935 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY. She married Thomas Nelson. He was born Abt. 1933 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY.
Children of Violet Hoffman and Thomas Nelson are:
129 271 i. Soadra9 Nelson, born Abt. 1956 in Maybe, NY. 272 ii. Shari Nelson, born Abt. 1956 in Maybe, NY. 273 iii. Lynn Nelson, born Abt. 1956 in Maybe, NY. She married Taries; born Abt. 1964 in Maybe, NY.
212. John8 Hoffman (Charles W.7, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1934 in Maybe, NY.
Children of John Hoffman are: 274 i. John9 Hoffman, born Abt. 1960 in Maybe, NY. 275 ii. Tim Hoffman, born Abt. 1960 in Maybe, NY. 276 iii. Vincent Hoffman, born Abt. 1960 in Maybe, NY.
214. Jean8 Little (Mary Louise7 Hoffman, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1933 in Maybe, NY, and died 01/Apr/2000 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY653. She married Beyer. He was born Abt. 1931 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY.
Children of Jean Little and Beyer are: 277 i. Michael9 Beyer, born Abt. 1957 in Maybe, NY. 278 ii. Alan Beyer, born Abt. 1957 in Maybe, NY. 279 iii. Jenifer Beyer, born Abt. 1957 in Maybe, NY. 280 iv. Perry Beyer, born Abt. 1957 in Maybe, NY.
215. Mary Lou8 Little (Mary Louise7 Hoffman, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1933 in Maybe, NY. She married Gillen. He was born Abt. 1931 in Maybe, NY.
Children of Mary Little and Gillen are: 281 i. Thomas9 Gillen, born Abt. 1957 in Maybe, NY. 282 ii. Mary Ann Gillen, born Abt. 1957 in Maybe, NY. 283 iii. Kathy Gillen, born Abt. 1957 in Maybe, NY. 284 iv. James Gillen, born Abt. 1957 in Maybe, NY.
219. Betty May8 Kobernuss (George Jacob7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 25/Jun/1923 in Buffalo, Erie, NY. She married (1) Clovis A. Stein. He was born Abt. 1921 in Maybe, NY. She married (2) Karl Winnie Fleek 03/Jul/1954654, son of Chester Fleek and Lotta Wykoff. He was born 26/Apr/1928 in ,Crawford, PA654.
Child of Betty Kobernuss and Clovis Stein is: + 285 i. Claudia Louise9 Stein, born 13/Jul/1945 in Maybe, NY.
Children of Betty Kobernuss and Karl Fleek are: + 286 i. Charles Edward9 Fleek, born 15/Jul/1956 in Meadville, Crawford, PA.
130 287 ii. Kevin W. Fleek, born 28/Jul/1959 in Meadville, Crawford, PA654. He married (1) Nicki Linn Mulchin 24/Jan/1979; born Abt. 1955. He married (2) Vicki Lynn Gillingham Simons 22/Jul/1989; born Abt. 1961.
220. Fred A.8 Kobernuss (Fred A.7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1933 in Buffalo, Erie, NY, and died in Maybe Ridgeway, Ontario, Canada. He married (1) Lorraine T. Przybylski Abt. 1956. She was born Abt. 1935 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY, and died 27/Mar/1975 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada655. He married (2) Mable K. Bryant Aft. 1976. She was born Abt. 1935, and died 05/May/1995 in Ft Erie, Ontario, Canada656.
Children of Fred Kobernuss and Lorraine Przybylski are: 288 i. Douglas Friederich9 Kobernuss, born 15/Nov/1952 in Maybe Buffalo, Erie, NY657. + 289 ii. Linda Alice Kobernuss, born 31/Aug/1957 in Buffalo, Erie, NY.
222. Darla Charlotte8 Kobernuss (Albert J.7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1921 in North Tonawanda, Niagria, NY658. She married Kenneth Russell Staines, son of Ralph Staines and Ruth Moyer. He was born Abt. 1931 in North Tonawanda, Niagria, NY658.
Children of Darla Kobernuss and Kenneth Staines are: 290 i. David Scott9 Staines, born 1962 in Maybe, NY. He married Gail; born Abt. 1964 in Maybe, NY. + 291 ii. Andrew Mark Staines, born 1964 in Maybe, NY.
224. Grace Ruth8 Kobernuss (Norman Martin7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 23/Sep/1923 in Maybe, NY659, and died in Maybe , MT. She married Calvin Burr Morgan 31/Aug/1946660. He was born Abt. 1921 in Maybe, NY, and died in Maybe , MT.
Children of Grace Kobernuss and Calvin Morgan are: + 292 i. Neal Thomas9 Morgan, born 20/Jan/1948 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; died in Maybe , MT. 293 ii. Katharine Tracy Morgan, born 13/Aug/1951 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA661. She married Randy Lynn Kilgore 18/Jul/1987; born Abt. 1944. + 294 iii. John David Morgan, born 21/May/1954 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA.
225. David N.8 Kobernuss (Norman Martin7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 16/Feb/1928 in Maybe, NY662. He married (1) Mary Elizabeth Klein 14/Feb/1953 in Maybe, NY663. She was born 10/Jan/1933 in Maybe, NY664. He married (2) Betty Lou McKay 11/Sep/1976665. She was born 10/Jan/1935.
Children of David Kobernuss and Mary Klein are: 295 i. Kobernuss, Gretchen9 Kobernuss, born 07/Oct/1955 in Maybe, NY666. She married Mark Hoyt 11/Sep/1984 in Maybe, NY667; born Abt. 1953 in Maybe, NY.
131 + 296 ii. David N. Kobernuss, Jr., born 08/Mar/1958 in Maybe, NY. + 297 iii. Richard Kobernuss, born 08/Sep/1960 in Maybe, NY.
Generation No. 9
231. Linda Susan9 Kobernus (Merle Alvin8, Harry Alvin7, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 27/May/1954 in , Orange, CA668. She married (2) Chris Studniary Oct/1991 in South Lake Tahoe, El Dorado, CA669, son of Stanley Louis (Studniarz) Studniary. He was born Abt. 1956 in Windber, Somerset, PA.
Children of Linda Susan Kobernus are: 298 i. Child10 Kobernus, born 27/Mar/1966 in ,El Dorado, CA670. 299 ii. Robert Carry Kobernus, born 27/Jan/1977 in South Lake Tahoe, El Dorado, CA670,671.
232. Becky Ann9 Kobernus (Merle Alvin8, Harry Alvin7, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 14/Feb/1956 in , Orange, CA672. She married (1) Seibert. He was born Abt. 1954. She married (2) Walston. He was born Abt. 1954. She married (3) Don Berry. He was born Abt. 1954.
Child of Becky Kobernus and Seibert is: 300 i. Jeremy S.10 Seibert, born 31/Jul/1977 in , Nevada, CA672.
Child of Becky Kobernus and Walston is: 301 i. James Merle10 Walston, born 29/Oct/1980 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA672.
Child of Becky Kobernus and Don Berry is: 302 i. David Merle10 Berry, born 05/Sep/1981 in , Nevada, CA672.
233. Becky L9 Kobernus (Alvin Dean8, Francis F.7, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 01/Jun/1956 in Pontiac, Livingston, IL673. She married Steven R Sudbrink. He was born 07/Dec/1955 in Jacksonville, Morgan, IL673.
Children of Becky Kobernus and Steven Sudbrink are: 303 i. Lauren D.10 Sudbrink, born 03/Mar/1983673. 304 ii. Taylor S. Sudbrink, born 11/Dec/1986673.
241. Debra Lynn9 Kobernus (Emil Henry8, Emil Henry7, Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)674 was born 10/Jun/1953 in Chicago, Cook, IL675,676. She married Mark Anthony Jolley676 22/Nov/1982676. He was born 05/Feb/1951 in Chicago, Cook, IL677,678.
Children of Debra Kobernus and Mark Jolley are:
132 305 i. Heather Lynn10 Jolley678, born Abt. 1983 in Maybe, IL678. 306 ii. Lisa Jaye Jolley678, born Abt. 1983 in Maybe, IL678.
242. Janine9 Salaverria (Carol Lea8 Kobernus, George Martin7, Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG)678 was born 02/Jun/1966 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA679,680.
Child of Janine Salaverria is: 307 i. Gino Alfonso10 Salaverria680, born 01/Jan/1991 in Maybe, San Mateo, CA681,682.
247. Carolyn Judith9 Kobernus (Charles R.8, John7Kobernus, Jr., Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 1964 in Elmhurst, Du Page, IL. She married Keith Worboys. He was born Abt. 1962 in ,,,Australia.
Child of Carolyn Kobernus and Keith Worboys is: 308 i. Stevie Maria10 Worboys, born Abt. 1986 in ,,,Australia.
248. Michael John9 Kobernus (Charles R.8, John7Kobernus, Jr., Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 1965 in Oak Park Illinois, Cook, IL683, and died in Maybe Forest Park, Cook, IL. He married Hanne Hofsaeth. She was born Abt. 1967 in ,,,Norway.
Child of Michael Kobernus and Hanne Hofsaeth is: 309 i. Aurora Ligth10 Kobernus, born 03/Jul/1997 in Forest Park, Cook, IL684.
249. Marcie Lynn9 Kobernus (Charles R.8, John7Kobernus, Jr., Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 1971 in Maybe, Cook, IL685. She married Pearce. He was born Abt. 1969 in Maybe, IL.
Child of Marcie Kobernus and Pearce is: 310 i. Rhiannon10 Pearce, born 1991 in Maybe, IL686.
259. Karla Ann9 Kobernus (James Friederich8, Friederich (Freddie)7, Johann (John) Heinrich6 Kobernus, CARL JOHANN WILHELM THEODOR5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 29/Jan/1967 in Maybe, IL. She married Searl. He was born Abt. 1965 in Maybe, IL.
Child of Karla Kobernus and Searl is: 311 i. Kaitlin Maria10 Searl, born 20/May/1994 in Maybe, IL.
267. Thomas Paul9 Schuster (Frances Ann8 Schmitz, Henrietta7 Hoffman, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2,
133 KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born Abt. 1958 in Maybe, NY. He married Christine Maria Ball 28/Aug/1982. She was born Abt. 1960 in Maybe, NY.
Children of Thomas Schuster and Christine Ball are: 312 i. Roseanne Christine10 Schuster, born 18/Jun/1985 in Maybe, NY. 313 ii. Matthew Thomas Schuster, born 28/Nov/1986 in Maybe, NY. 314 iii. Maria Martha Schuster, born 20/Sep/1989 in Maybe, NY. 315 iv. Karen Frances Schuster, born 10/Sep/1991 in Maybe, NY.
268. Gerald Joseph9 Schuster (Frances Ann8 Schmitz, Henrietta7 Hoffman, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 10/Jul/1958. He married Susanne Maria Barron 14/Nov/1981. She was born 18/Feb/1959.
Children of Gerald Schuster and Susanne Barron are: 316 i. Michael Blaise10 Schuster, born 11/Feb/1983. 317 ii. Christopher Blaise Schuster, born 05/Dec/1985. 318 iii. Rosemarie Florence Schuster, born 25/May/1987. 319 iv. Nikolaus James Schuster, born 08/Oct/1988. 320 v. Elisabeth Rose Schuster, born 06/Jul/1990.
269. Mary Etta9 Schuster (Frances Ann8 Schmitz, Henrietta7 Hoffman, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 10/Jul/1958. She married Thomas Wierzbicki 05/Jan/1978. He was born 12/Dec/1957.
Children of Mary Schuster and Thomas Wierzbicki are: 321 i. Jennifer Ann10 Wierzbicki, born 30/Dec/1981. 322 ii. Thomas John Wierzbicki, born 12/Jan/1988.
270. Paul Melvin9 Schuster (Frances Ann8 Schmitz, Henrietta7 Hoffman, Emma6 Kobernuss, CARL CHRISTIAN JOHANN Friederich5 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel HEINRICH Christian4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 09/Oct/1967. He married Colleen McIntyre 06/Jun/1998. She was born Abt. 1969.
Child of Paul Schuster and Colleen McIntyre is: 323 i. Child10 Schuster, born 04/Jul/2000687.
285. Claudia Louise9 Stein (Betty May8 Kobernuss, George Jacob7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 13/Jul/1945 in Maybe, NY688. She married Charles William Scott 13/Jun/1964 in Maybe, NY688. He was born Abt. 1943 in Maybe, NY.
Children of Claudia Stein and Charles Scott are: 324 i. Bruce William10 Scott, born 07/Mar/1965 in Maybe, NY688. 325 ii. Paul Wayne Scott, born 25/Mar/1970 in Maybe, NY688.
134 286. Charles Edward9 Fleek (Betty May8 Kobernuss, George Jacob7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 15/Jul/1956 in Meadville, Crawford, PA689. He married (1) Karen Susan Thompson 15/Feb/1975690. She was born Abt. 1954 in Maybe, PA. He married (2) Phyllis Jean 03/May/1986 in Maybe, PA690. She was born Abt. 1958 in Maybe, PA.
Children of Charles Fleek and Karen Thompson are: 326 i. Michael Shawn10 Fleek, born 29/Apr/1975 in Maybe, PA690. 327 ii. Jason Charles Fleek, born 23/Mar/1979 in Maybe, PA690.
289. Linda Alice9 Kobernuss (Fred A.8, Fred A.7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 31/Aug/1957 in Buffalo, Erie, NY691. She married David William Beach. He was born 10/Jan/1956 in ,,Ontario, Canada691.
Child of Linda Kobernuss and David Beach is: 328 i. Rachel Lorraine10 Beach, born 25/Jul/1996 in ,,Ontario, Canada691.
291. Andrew Mark9 Staines (Darla Charlotte8 Kobernuss, Albert J.7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 1964 in Maybe, NY692. He married Janine. She was born Abt. 1966 in Maybe, NY692.
Children of Andrew Staines and Janine are: 329 i. Johathan Cole10 Staines, born 1987 in Maybe, NY692; died 1989 in Maybe , NY692. 330 ii. Ryan Michael Staines, born 1994 in Maybe, NY692.
292. Neal Thomas9 Morgan (Grace Ruth8 Kobernuss, Norman Martin7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 20/Jan/1948 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA693, and died in Maybe , MT. He married Carol. She was born Abt. 1947 in Maybe, MT, and died in Maybe , MT.
Child of Neal Morgan and Carol is: 331 i. Scott Thomas10 Morgan, born 07/Apr/1988 in Maybe, MT694; died in Maybe , MT.
294. John David9 Morgan (Grace Ruth8 Kobernuss, Norman Martin7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 21/May/1954 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA695. He married Lynn. She was born Abt. 1949 in Maybe, MT.
Children of John Morgan and Lynn are: 332 i. Kristina Grace10 Morgan, born 22/Sep/1982 in Maybe, MT696. 333 ii. Seth Richard Morgan, born 01/Mar/1984 in Maybe, MT696.
135 296. David N.9 Kobernuss, Jr. (David N.8, Norman Martin7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 08/Mar/1958 in Maybe, NY697. He married Lauren Unbekant 28/May/1983 in Maybe, NY698. She was born Abt. 1960 in Maybe, NY.
Children of David Kobernuss and Lauren Unbekant are: 334 i. Chloe Elizabeth10 Kobernuss, born 14/Mar/1986 in Maybe, NY698. 335 ii. Austin Cannah Kobernuss, born Jul/1989 in Maybe, NY698.
297. Richard9 Kobernuss (David N.8, Norman Martin7, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann6, CARL(Charles) T. J. F. (GOMBERT)5 KOBERNUSS, Johanna Soph. Carolina4 Kobernuss, CARL Joachim Heinrich3, FRIEDERICH WILHELM2, KOBERNUSS FAMILY OF ALT-GAARZ1 MECKLENBURG) was born 08/Sep/1960 in Maybe, NY699. He married (1) Loreen Kaiser. She was born Abt. 1962 in Maybe, NY. He married (2) Wendy E. Klukey Abt. 1987 in Maybe, NY. She was born Abt. 1962 in Maybe, NY.
Child of Richard Kobernuss and Loreen Kaiser is: 336 i. Ria10 Kobernuss, born 09/Apr/1998 in Maybe, NY.
Child of Richard Kobernuss and Wendy Klukey is: 337 i. Kobernuss, Brian10 Kobernuss, born 22/Jun/1988 in Maybe, NY700.
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Family Tree Report Endnotes
1. Census - 1819 Mecklenburg Germany, # 45. 2. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, # 45. 3. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, P. 194. 4. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, 331. 5. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, P. 194. 6. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P.3. 7. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 324. 8. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P.532. 9. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 131. 10. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 308 Or 352. 11. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 133. 12. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 310. 13. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 146. 14. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 151. 15. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 4,148,155,162,171,182,194,335. 16. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, P. 195. 17. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 162. 18. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 4,143,148,155,162,171,182,190,194,335. 19. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 335. 20. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P.4. 21. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, P. 195. 22. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 4. 23. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, P. 195. 24. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 162. 25. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 328. 26. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 155, 321. 27. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 155. 28. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P.321. 29. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 162. 30. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 527. 31. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 182. 32. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 496 ?. 33. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 194. 34. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, 497. 35. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 4,141,158,161,170.339, Also Known As Juliana Maria Or Juliette Maria. 36. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, P. 195. 37. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P.161. 38. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 4,141,158,176,339. 39. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 339. 40. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 4,141,158,161,170,180,190,201. 41. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, P. 195. 42. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 4. 43. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, 195. 44. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, 195. 45. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 4,161,190. 46. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 141. 47. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P.13. 48. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 158. 49. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 315. 50. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, 161. 51. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 170. 52. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 180. 53. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 190, 612. 54. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 190. 55. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 612. 56. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 201. 57. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 7,160,167,174,190,196,206,333.
137 58. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, 333. 59. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 7,160,167,174,190,196,206. 60. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, P. 196. 61. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 7. 62. Mecklenburg Marriages 1751-1800; Franz Schubert, 196. 63. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, 190. 64. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 336. 65. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 160. 66. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 316. 67. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 160. 68. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 322. 69. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 167. 70. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 322. 71. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 174. 72. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 322. 73. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 190. 74. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 323. 75. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 196. 76. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 206. 77. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 141. 78. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 14. 79. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 16,143,358. 80. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 143. 81. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 358. 82. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 16,226,237,254,136,337. 83. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 16. 84. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 136. 85. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 337. 86. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 237,244,251,155,265,274,281,290,296,380. 87. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 237. 88. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 337. 89. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 254, 505, 352. 90. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 254. 91. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 505. 92. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 352. 93. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, 1833. 94. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 19, 148,242,251,262, 350, 222=1804, 242=1810(Father) , 251=1813(Father) 350 (Death). 95. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 148. 96. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 401. 97. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 19,242,251,262,350. 98. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 19. 99. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 350. 100. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 242,338. 101. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 242. 102. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P.338. 103. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 21,171,257,266,276,351,493. 104. Census - 1819 Mecklenburg Germany, P 37, #32. 105. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 171. 106. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 493. 107. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 351 Or 326. 108. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, 237,266,276,21. 109. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 21. 110. E-Mail - Karl-Heinz Steinbruch 23 April 1999. 111. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 21. 112. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332. 113. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, 343. 114. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, 33. 115. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, 237. 116. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, 503. 117. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 556. 118. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 412.
138 119. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 410. 120. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332. 121. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, 424. 122. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 418, # 6. 123. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 431. 124. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, 434. 125. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, 422. 126. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 439. 127. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 423, # 6. 128. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 29,226,385,394,400,501,. 129. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 226. 130. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 29. 131. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 229. 132. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 610. 133. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 385. 134. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332. 135. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 515. 136. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 400. 137. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 523. 138. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 251, Birth Record Says Friederike Dorothea Maria Kobernuss. Birh Records Of All Children Say Maria Friederike Dorothea Kobernuss. Godparents: Jacob Friederich Schnoor, Friederich Wilhelm Kobernuss, Johann Friederich Ranzo. 139. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 251. 140. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 413. 141. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 504. 142. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 526. 143. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 31, Marriage Record Shows Name Of Groom As Hans Adolph Friederich Moeller. All Children Records Show Johann Adolph Friederich Moeller. 144. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 31. 145. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 401. 146. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 515. 147. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 407. 148. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 413. 149. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 421. 150. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 430. 151. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 420. 152. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 438. 153. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 36,252,425,432,438,506. 154. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 262. 155. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 506. 156. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 36,276,425,432,438,507. 157. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P.36. 158. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 507. 159. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 276. 160. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 425. 161. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 432. 162. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 438. 163. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 33,257,411,417,422,430,434,505,606. 164. Census - 1819 Mecklenburg Germany. 165. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 505. 166. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 257. 167. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 606. 168. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 33,411,417,422,430,434, All Records In Luetgendorf Show Name As Dorothea Soph. Catharina Fisher. Waren Records Show Maria Dorothea Soph. Johanna Fisher. 169. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 33. 170. Cemetery Record - Concordia Cem. Forest Park Il. 171. Church Record - Waren, Birth, P. 380, # 21. 172. Cook County Vital Records Id 749. Vital Records Says Death Jan 16 1907. Cemetery Record Says Feb 1907. 173. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert. Id 749. 174. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 420??,430.
139 175. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 430. 176. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 420, # 4. 177. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 434. 178. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 537. 179. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 266,406,417,506, Hanna Soph. Carolina Kobernus On Pg 406 Is Actually Johanna Soph. Carolina. 180. Census - 1819 Mecklenburg Germany. 181. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, 506. 182. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 266. 183. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 268. 184. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 406. 185. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 417. 186. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 36,276,425,432,438,507. 187. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 507. 188. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 276. 189. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 36,252,425,432,438,506. 190. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P.36. 191. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 262. 192. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 506. 193. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 394. 194. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 575. 195. Cemetery Record - Concordia Cem. Forest Park Il. 196. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 411, LDS 0069332 Kirch L©•Utgendorf (Hof L©•Utgendorf).1753-1913.Witness: Carl W. Boeckmann, Maria Hanna Knueppel (Drayer) , Maria Henrica Dorothy Kobernus (Moeller) , Carl W. Joach A. Mueller. 197. Cemetery Record - Concordia Cem. Forest Park Il, Personally Verified With Cemetery Records And Inspection Of Grave Marker By Eorge Kobernus 1 July 1996. 198. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert. Id 3872. 199. Census - 1900 Il, The 1900 Census Said Carl & Sopie Were Married 34 Years In 1900. This Is After Son Charles Was Born. Lütgedorf Church Book Indicates 1866 After Son Carl Was Born. 200. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 497, Witness: Joh. Daniel Heinrich Kobernuss Alt-Gaarz, Diederich Friederich Wilhelm Peters (Luetgendorf). 201. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 420, LDS 0069332 Kirch L©•Utgendorf (Hof L©•Utgendorf).1753-1913. Witness: Johann Schroder, Friederich Peters, Henriette Peters, Soph. Beham. 202. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 415, # 7. 203. Cemetery Record - Concordia Cem. Forest Park Il, Personally Verified With Cemetery Records And Inspection Of Grave Marker By George Kobernus 1 July 1996.. 204. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cook Co Death Records Id 2415. 205. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 86. 206. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 207. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 417, Godparents: Carl Fischer, Christoph Theodor Wosten, Friederich Buenger (Ag) , Elisabeth Kobernus, Neu-Gaarz. 208. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 414, # 2. 209. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert. 8935. 210. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 211. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 495, # 12. 212. Church Record - Kirch Kirch Grubenhagen - Birth LDS 0069152, P. 130, Godparents: 1; Voss, 2; Johann Timer, 3: Elisabethkrueg [Barz]. 213. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 122, # 16. 214. Remarks:, This Child Was Not On The Vessel Bohemia When The Sanftleben Family Immigrated To The Us In November 1881. She Would Have Been About 9 Yrs Old At The Time Of Immigration So We Can Only Assume She Died In Luetgendorf Sometime Between 1872 And 1881. 215. Remarks:, Naturalization Also Known As Fritz Cobernuss. 216. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890, Ship”Cimbria” Hamburg-New York Xx.11.1870 - 14.11.1870 Immigrated From Kogel. -Age From 1900 Census. 217. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 422, Godparents: Friederike Frehse, Christian Buenger, Carl Kobernus, Johann Peters. 218. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf.- Confirmation LDS 0069332, P. 416, Father. Joh. Daniel Heinrich Christ. Kobernuss. 219. Census - 1900 Ny, Provided By Irene Schwemberger 1900 Census: 41-120-7-14 (17-7-120-21?), Age 57, Laborer, Gasworker.
140 220. Will - Erie County Superior Court, Will Dated 24 Nov 1914, Case 44098. 1914 - Charles Hoffman Was Exe Cutor Of Friederich Kobernuss Will Nov 24, 1914. 221. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99, Vi Nelson Says Death 15 Nov, Irene Schlemberger Says 14 Nov. 222. Cemetery Record - Buffalo Cemtery, Erie Ny, Lot 7, Sectio F Grave 44. 223. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Marriage LDS 0069332, P. 496, Godparents: Johann Daniel Heinrich Kobernuss Ag, Johann Heinrich Friederich Meier From Hallalit, Kirch Grubenhage Parish. Marriage Date Based On 1900 Census Data 32 Yrs Married. 224. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890, Ship”Cimbria”Hamburg-New York Xx.11.1870 - 14.11.1870. Not Born In Luetgendorf Parish, Maybe From Hallalit, Kirch Kirch Grubenhagen Parish. 1900 Census Says June 1845, Kirch Luetgendorf Church Book Says Jun 13, 1844. 225. Census - 1900 Ny, Provided By Irene Schwemberger 1900 Census: 41-120-7-14 (17-7-120-21?). 226. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 227. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 228. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 92, #39. 229. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Death LDS 0069332, P. 576, # 14. 230. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890, Ship”Cimbria”Hamburg-New York Xx.11.1870 - 14.11.1870. 231. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99, Never Married. 232. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 233. Church Record - Satow - Birth, 1870. 234. Census - 1900 Ny, 41-120-7-14 (17-7-120-21?). 235. Cemetery Record - Ridge Lawn, (Mount Calvary) , Cheektowaga, Ny, Card # 6352. 236. Remarks:, Carl, Theodor Johann Friederich Kobernuss Also Known As Charles Kobernuss. Persons Named Karl/Carl Often Went By The Name Charles. This Is Noted Several Times In Our Files. Although Father Was A Gombert, He Never Married Carls Mother So We Went By His Mother's Name (Kobernuss) All His Life. 237. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 406. 238. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890, 406. 239. Will - Erie County Superior Court, 13 Apr 1903, Case 36574:, Witnessing Of Will Of ”Karl” Kobernuss, Deceased: Karl Kobernuss, 43 Durrenburger Pl. Wife: Friederike Kobernuss, 43, Age 73 Durrenburger Pl (B. Abt 1830) Son: William Kobernuss, Age 45, 623 Genesee St (B. Abt 1858) Son: Henry Kobernuss, Age 38, 43 Durrenburger Pl. (B. Abt 1865) Note: These Dates And Addresses Match Exactly With The Buffalo City Directory For This Fam I L Y As Well As The Ship Passengerandmarriagerecords. 240. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 241. Will - Erie County Superior Court, Surrogate Court Case C36597, Aug 29 1905. 242. Cemetery Record - Ridge Lawn, (Mount Calvary) , Cheektowaga, Ny, Lot 151, Sect A, Location 4. 243. Census - 1900 Ia, Date Before Carl & Sopie Were Married According To 1900 Census. Letter - Alvin D. Lletter - Stepmother Irene Kobernus On Family. 244. Cemetery Record - Rockford Cemetery, Ia, Also Recorded In Tombstone Records Of Floyd County. 245. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P.71 # 34, Carl Was Born A Peters Because His Parents Were Not Married, But Later Used The Kobernuss Name Because Father Married Mother Before Birth Of Next Child. 246. Cemetery Record In Rockford Ia Says B. 1864, D. 1931. 247. Vital Record - Il, St. Clair County, Marriage, Cert # 00113597. 248. Cemetery Record In Rockford Ia Cemetery Says B . 1865 D. 1955. 249. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member., No Other Data. 250. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 251. Obit: Sioux City Journal, Mar 1, 1984 252. Social Security Death Benefit Record, Soundex V26, 78, 9, 36. 253. Obit - Sioux City Journal, Mar 1, 1984,. 254. Obit - Sioux City Journal, 1 Mar 1984. 255. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 256. Obit - Sioux City Journal, 1 Mar 1984. 257. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 258. Census - 1900 Ia. 259. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 260. Census - 1920 Ia, Soundex, V 27, 124, 7, 6. 261. Family Records - Alvin Kobernus 22 Jan 1999. 262. Obit - Rochester Post Bulletin, Sept 1998. 263. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 264. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data
141 265. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 266. Obit - Rochester Post Bulletin, Sept 1998. 267. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 268. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890, Source:”Germans To America” Vol 30, Pg 439-444. LDS 0472906. 269. Church Record - Gruessow - Birth - LDS Film 0069153, P. 145, # 7, Godparents: 1) Christian Moeller [Tagel©Œhner] , 2) Johanna Ihde [Tgl.Fr] , 3) Maria Puls [Tgl. Fr] (All From Gr©Ossow). 270. Remarks:, Try Social Security Records Of: Araujo, Mary 546-74-3762,,Ca 18 Apr 1869 Aug 1970,,Ca Merced,,,Ca 95340. This Could Be The Mary Kobernus Schmidt. Date Of Birth From Gruessow Church Record. Social Security Records Give Date Of Death As Aug 1970 At Age 101. Look For Obit In Merced Papers In Aug 1970. 271. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 272. Vital Record - Il, St. Clair County, Marriage, Cert 12543. 273. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 9467. 274. Vital Record - Il, Chicago, Cook County, Cert:12514. 275. Church Record - Gruessow - Birth - LDS Film 0069153, P. 161 # 9, Transcription From Gr©Ossow Parish Baptism Record 1869-1873, 0069153,P.161# 9. Witnesses: 1) Heinrich Kobernuss [Schustergeselle; Schuster=Shoemaker,Geselle = Journeym A N ] From Waren, 2) Carolina Hackbusch, [Kuestertochter = Daughter Of The Sacristan],3)Louiseheiser [Tgl . F R ] (The Latter Two From Gr©Ossow). Note: The Village Waren Is About Two Miles North Ofgr©Ossowandthe City Of War E N I S About 10 Miles East. 276. Census - 1910 Il, 022-0070-11b-78, At Time Of Census Herman Was Living With Wife And Three Children. 277. Vital Record - Il, Cook County, Birth. 278. Remarks:, Queston As To Correct Spelliing Of Maiden Name. Death Certificate Provided By Postlewait Village Chaple In Oak Park Illinois Reflects Vierow As Maiden Name. This Was Provided By Immediate Family Members. 279. Vital Record - Il, St. Clair County, Marriage, Il Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900, Cert # 00170742. 280. Vital Record - Il, Du Page County, Winfield - Death, Cert 567 & 30481. 281. Census - 1920 Il, 132-146-1-9. 282. Vital Record - Il, Du Page County, Winfield - Death, Cert 567 & 30481. 283. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 284. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 11863. 285. Vital Record - Cook County - Death, Cert 11863, Unnamed Parents, Living At 833 Woodbine. Woodbine Is Same Street As Carl, Soph. And Maria (641 & 647 Woobine) In 1907. Age At Death 5 Days. 286. Vital Record - Il, Cook County, Chicago Naturalization Record, Circuit Court Of The County Of Cook,State Maybe, , Il, Declaration Of Intent Number 7509 Dated 16 Oct 1884. 287. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 288. Church Record - Gruessow - Birth - LDS Film 0069153, P. 175, # 8, Died In 1909 At Age 35. Death Certificate Says He Was Born In Germany. 289. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 290. Vital Record - Cook County, Death, Cook County Death Cert 8562, Cook County Coroner's Inquest Record Index, 1872 - 1911,Kobernus, Henry Book 90, Pg. 135 1/18/1909 .Also Concordia Cemetery Records, Chicago Illinois. Died In 1909 At Age 35 Of Sef-Inflicted Gunshot. Death Certificate Says He Was Born In Germany. 291. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 292. LDS Database - Ancestral File (Tm). 293. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 294. Cemetery Record - Concordia Cem. Forest Park Il, Needs To Be Reverified: Cemetery Records And Death Certificate Says Died 25 October 1877, Jacoby Family Records Say 26 Oct 1878. 295. Family Bible - (Jacoby) - Provided By Barbara King 23 Apr 2001. 296. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 1497, Verified By Personal Visit By George Kobernus To Concordia Cemetery June 30, 1996. Site Is In Section 8, Plot 462. Also See Cook County Bureau Of Statistics Microfische, Vital Statistics 1871-1916, Births, Page 6592, Cert 6001497. 297. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 298. Cemetery Record - Concordia Cem. Forest Park Il.
142 299. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 300. Cemetery Record - Concordia Cem. Forest Park Il. 301. Family Bible - (Jacoby) - Provided By Barbara King 23 Apr 2001. 302. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 303. Census - 1910 Il, 022-0070-10-42, Census 5 May 1910: . At Time Of 1910 Census Was Livingwith Wife And 6 Children In Oak Park Illinoisillinois. - 1910 Census Gives Age As Age 34, Married 12 Years. Profession: Odd Jobs. Visited Tonawanda And Buffalo In 1996 & 97 No Record Of John's Birth In Any Archive. Maybe Never Recorded Or Lost. 304. E-Mail - Jack Kobernus 11 May 99,.”..If I Remember Correctly, My Grandfather, John, Died In 1952 And Is Buried At Concordia Cemetery In River Forest. I Attended The Funeral And Know It Was Held In Oak Park Illinois. Notes Also Say Oak Ridge Il...”Jack Is Maybe In Error On This. No John Kobernus In Concordia. Maybe ,. 305. Obit - Oak Park Illinois Newspaper Abt 1954, From An Oak Park Illinois Newspaper, Undated (About 1954) Provided By Vi Nelson, 3840 Coomer Rd. Newfane, Ny 14108, 716-434-2554. ”A Resident Of The Village Since 1881, John Kobernus, Sr. Diedlast Thursday, Of A Cerebral Hemorrage, In The Hospital At Burlington, Wis. He Had Moved To Kansasville, Wis. , Just A Few Months Ago From The Oak Park Illinois Residence At 647 Woodbine Which Had Been His Home. Since His Father Builtit In 1885. 306. Census - 1910 Il, 022-0070-10-42. 307. E-Mail - Jack Kobernus 11 May 99. 308. Census - 1920 Ny, 116-2128-1-95??????????? Wrong Cit?, 1920 Census Shows Edna Living With Father And Mother At Age 25.There Is Also A Edna Kobernus Living On Warren Ave Same Age. Was She Counted In Two Locations ? Same Birth Year. 1920 Census Shows Ia As Birth State, 1910 Census Shows Il. 309. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 310. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 311. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 312. Census - 1910 Il, 022-0070-10-42. 313. Obit - Oakland Tribune, July 16, 1969. 314. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 315. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 316. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 62 # 18. 317. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 20. 318. LDS Database - Ancestral File (Tm). 319. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 320. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 86, # 4. 321. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 322. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 323. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 99, # 26. 324. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 325. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 136, # 15. 326. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 327. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 5260094. 328. Remarks:, Helene Frase Hahn Was Born In Nakel Posen.? Helen Jacoby's Family Lived In/Around Nakel. Her Mother Was Augusta Frase. There Must Be Some Connection Between The Frase, Jacoby And Sanftleben Families Here. Since Helen Jacoby And Helen Frase Hahn Were About The Same Age, I'd Guess They Were 1st Cousins. 329. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 330. Church Record - Nakel, Marriage - LDS 0245497, P. 761, 66, Godparents: Ardnt, Bertha Timm. 331. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 332. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001, Infant Death. 333. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 334. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 335. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 336. Church Record - Kirch Luetgendorf - Birth LDS 0069332, P. 157. 337. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 5210051. 338. Vital Record - Il, Cook County, Birth, Cert 15730. 339. Vital Record - Il, Cook County, Birth, Cert 155514. 340. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99, Vi Says Henry Sr. Was A Widower Who Came To Live With His 3 Children. 341. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890. 342. Census - 1900 Ny, 41-120-7-14 (17-7-120-21?).
143 343. Remarks:, 41-120-7-14 (17-7-120-21?). 344. Cemetery Record - Buffalo Cemtery, Erie Ny, Lot 10, Section # , Grave 23. 345. Vital Record - Ny, Erie County - Marriage, See Marriage Book Entry In Erie County Courthouse, The Big Book Dated 1885 On The Counter. Pg 188, Vol 6, 1886. 346. Remarks:, Dob Based On Marriage Record Of Minnie And Henry Sept 21 1886, Pg188, Vol 6. Record 2629. This Is The Big Volume Dated 1885 On The Counter, Not The Smaller Books. 347. Cemetery Record - Ridge Lawn, (Mount Calvary) , Cheektowaga, Ny, Lot 8, Section E, Grave 20. 348. Census - 1900 Ny, 1900 Census: 41-120-7-14. 349. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99, 1900 Census: 41-120-7-14. 350. Census - 1900 Ny, 41-120-7-14 1900, At Time Of Census Living With Grandparents,,Augusta Kobernus, M Innie Krause, Two Uncles And Two Siblings At 266 Mulberry Buffalo. 351. Census - 1920 Ny, 49-180-8-95, Enumerated With William Bidelllistedas,Nephew Living At 117 Charlotte, Buffalo, New York, Living With Sister Mildred Kobernuss, Niece Of William Bidell. 352. Remarks:, Superior Court Erie County,. 353. Cemetery Record - Ridge Lawn, (Mount Calvary) , Cheektowaga, Ny, Lot 141, Sect O, Grave 1. 354. Census - 1900 Ny, 1900 Census: 41-120-7-14. 355. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99, 1900 Census: 41-120-7-14. 356. Census - 1900 Ny, 41-120-7-14 (17-7-120-21?). 357. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 358. Remarks:, Charles Hoffman Was Exe Cutor Of Friederich Kobernuss Will Nov 24, 1914. 359. Vital Record - Ny, Erie County - Marriage, Vol 8 16403, 1895, Married St Josephs's Church 511 Dodgest Buffalo. 360. Census - 1900 Ny, 41-120-7-14. 361. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 362. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 363. Census - 1900 Ny, 41-120-7-14 (17-7-120-21?), Marriage License Gives Birth Location As Buffalo. 364. Remarks:, Unknown Reference, Maybe Census. Need To Recheck. 365. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 366. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99, According To Vi Nelson, Joseph Kandzoria Changed His Name To Krause -”Family Secret, Don't Know Why.” 367. Vital Record - Ny, Erie County - Marriage, Marriage Certificate: Vol 8 # 16148, 1895 St Jacobi Church, Buffalo, Ny Witness: Barbara Kandzoria (Sister Or Mother) And Lewis Hertzel. 368. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 369. E-Mail - Lynn Halterman [ [email protected] ] 17 March 2002. 370. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99, According To Vi Nelson Wellington Bauer Left Buffalo After Deat Of Wife, Wherabouts Unnamed. See Notes:. 371. E-Mail - Lynn Halterman [ [email protected] ] 17 March 2002. 372. Census - 1900 Ny, 1900 Census: 41-120-7-14. 373. Social Security Death Benefit Record, 1900 Census: 41-120-7-14. 374. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 375. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 376. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99, Vi Says Peter Hoffman Was Some Sort Of Cousin To Her Branch Of Hoffmans. 377. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 378. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 379. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 380. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 381. Census - 1900 Ny, 41-120-7-14 (17-7-120-21?). 382. Vital Record - Ny, Erie County - Marriage, Vol 29, 244, Erie County Marriage Records, Vol 29, 244, St. Jacob's (Jacobi) Church, Minister Valentine Crusius, St. Jacob's Church, 476 High St, Buffalo. Godparents: Edward G. Wacker & Mayne Bidell. 383. Census - 1920 Ny, Living At 117 Charlotte Buffalo Ny. 384. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890, Ship ”Palmerston” Hamburg- New York Xx.09.1869 - 18.09.1869. 1920 Census Gives Aprox Dob As 1862, Marriage Cert In 1880 Gives Age As 22 Which Makes His Dob In 1858. 385. Vital Record - Ny, Erie County - Marriage, No Certificate, But Old Ledger With No Binding In Erie County Courhouse Listed William And Anna Barbara Reeb Married By Pastor: Oscar W. Kraft, No Church Given.Godparents: Henry Kobernussconnie Wolff. 386. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 387. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 388. Social Security Death Benefit Record.
144 389. Filby, P. William & Glazier, Ira A - Germans To America 1850-1890, Ship ”Palmerston” Hamburg- New York Xx.09.1869 - 18.09.1869. See Hamburg Lists For Ship Palmerston Arrived Sept 18, 1869. 390. Census - 1900 Ny, 42-140-14-96, Living At Durrenburger 43, Buffalo, Ny Soundex Showed Kobernus(O) - Possible Misspelling. Census - 1900 New York, 42-140-14-96, Living At Durrenburger 43, Buffalo, Nysoundex Showed Kobernus(O) - Possible Misspelling. 391. Cemetery Record - Ridge Lawn, (Mount Calvary) , Cheektowaga, Ny. 392. Vital Record - Ny, Erie County - Marriage, Vol 7 # 4735, 1890, Evangical Reformed Zions Church, 71 Locust St. Buffalo Ny. Witnesses, Herman C. Parm & Henry J. Rathmann (Brother Or Father Of Bride ?)At Time Of Marriage In Buffalo, Ny Residing At 73 Berlin St, Buffalo-Marriage Witnessed By Henry J. Rathmann, 23 Berlin St. Buffalo,Ny.Isthis Father Or Brot H E R Of Anna Rathmann ? Marriage Certificatelistedinvolume 7, Cert # 4735, 12 Feb 1890. Anot H E R Witness Herman C.Parm. 393. Census - 1900 Ny, 42-140-14-96, Marriage License (12 Feb 1890) Gives Age As 19 At Time Of Marriage. 1900 Census Age Computes The Same. Living At Durrenburger 43, Buffalo, Ny. 394. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 395. Cemetery Record - Ridge Lawn, (Mount Calvary) , Cheektowaga, Ny, Lot 238, Section B, Grave 6. 396. Census - 1900 Ny, Soundex V26, 78, 9, 36. 397. Vital Record - Il, Chicago, Cook County, Cert 415. 398. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 20534. 399. Remarks:, 1928 Chicago Directory Lists: Kobernus, Ed. Br. Mgr Chicago Blue Print 202 Lothrop@Forestpark Chic A G O Il Chi Dir. Deceased At Time Of Correspondence With John Kobernus In 1964 Pontiac Mich Telephone Directory About 1940 Lists Kobernus, Edw.H & Helen. Serviceman Pm Division (Pontiac Motors ?) H 67 Norton. Another Directory Listing Unnamed Date Lists Kobernus, Helen, Mr. @H107wall. 400. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 401. Remarks:, Mother's Maiden Name Given In Child's Death Certificate. 402. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 403. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death. 404. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 405. Obit - Crystal Lake Herald, Crystal Lake Illinois 23 Sept 1963, Vol 87, P3.. 406. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 7487. 407. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death. 408. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert. 20534. 409. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 34640. 410. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, See Cook County Bureau Of Statistics Microfische, Vital Statistics 1871-1916, Deaths Page 6591, Cert 0034640. 411. Remarks:, Maybe Detroit Mi In 1964. According To Letter By Irene Kobernus, Clara Died In 1969 And Had Four Children. According To Elmer Kobernus, Clara Remarried After Anderson. 412. Vital Record - Il, Chicago, Cook County, Cert: 12680, Delayed Birth Certificate. Father Carl H. Kobernus, Mother Soph. Mary Lahmann, Res. Forest Ave Oak Park Illinois Ill, Age Of Father 24, Age Of Mother 24, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Germany, Father Shoe Factory Employee, Mother Housewife. Cert Dated 1 Mar 1941, Signed By Soph. Mary Lahmann-Kobernus, 436 N. See LDS Microfische 6016532 Index. Cook Co Id No 9202, Page 10,067, Birth Cert 0000012680washington Ave, Royal Oak Mi . 413. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 414. Census - 1900 Ia, Soundex V26, 78, 9, 36. 415. Social Security Death Benefit Record, Soundex V26, 78, 9, 36. 416. Remarks:, Soundex V26, 78, 9, 36. 417. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 418. Vital Record - Mn, Waseca County - Death, Book 22, Page 85, Line 00. 419. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 420. Vital Record - Mn, Waseca County - Death, Book 8, Page 195, Line 00. 421. Vital Record - Mn, Waseca County - Death, Kelmin To Koehn Waseca Co. Historical Society. 422. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 423. Census - 1900 Ia. 424. E-Mail - James Kent 8 Feb 1999. 425. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 426. Obit - Sioux City Journal, 1 Mar 1984. 427. E-Mail - James Kent 8 Feb 1999. 428. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 429. E-Mail - James Kent 8 Feb 1999. 430. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 431. E-Mail - James Kent 8 Feb 1999.
145 432. Vital Record - Mn, Historical Society, 345 W. Kellogg Blvd., St. Paul, Mn 55102-1906” 651-296-6126, Certid# 1945-Mn-002185, Mn Historical Society 345 W. Kellogg Blvd., St. Paul, Mn 55102-1906 ”651-296- 6126; Internet Http://People.Mnhs.Org/Dci/Search.Cfm. 433. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 434. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 435. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 436. Census - 1900 Ia, 26, 78, 9, 36. 437. Social Security Death Benefit Record, 26, 78, 9, 36. 438. Census - 1920 Ia, Ia Census Soundex, V 27, 124, 7, 6. 439. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 440. Vital Record - Mn, Waseca County - Death, Book 17, Page 48, Line 00. 441. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 442. Letter - Alvin Kobernus December 2000. 443. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 444. Vital Record - Unknown State, Richland Co. - Death, Cert. 37642/800185. 445. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 446. Vital Record - Ca - Death. 447. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 448. Vital Record - Ca - Death. 449. Cemetery Record - St. Peters Cem. , New Richland, Waseca, Mn. 450. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 451. Obit - Sioux City Journal 27 Feb 1977.. 452. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 453. Obit - Sioux City Journal - 30 Mar 2000. 454. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 455. Obit - Sioux City Journal - 30 Mar 2000. 456. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 457. Remarks:, Ill. Death Cert Says Name Is Hermann Lewis Kobernus. 458. Social Security Death Benefit Record, Il Death Cert Says 17 July 1907. Armed Forces. 459. Census - 1920, Ilinois, 132-146-1-9, A Mrs. F. Kobernus Was Living In Division 833, Oak Park Illinois With Son Herman L. Age 12. This Is Maybe Fredricka Kobernus Who Gave Her Age As 39 In 1910 And 47 In 1920 ?. 460. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 461. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, No Known Cert No. Provided By Postlewait Fun Chapel In Oak Park Illinois, 730 S Hilltop Blvd, Died Prestb. St. Lukes Hosp. 462. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 463. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 464. LDS Database - Ancestral File (Tm). 465. Census - 1920 Il, 116-2128-1-95. 466. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 467. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death. 468. Family Bible - (Jacoby) - Provided By Barbara King 23 Apr 2001. 469. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 470. LDS Database - International Genealogical Index (R). 471. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 472. LDS Database - Ancestral File (Tm). 473. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 474. LDS Database - Ancestral File (Tm). 475. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 476. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member., No Other Data. 477. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 478. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 479. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 480. Vital Record - Ca - Death.
146 481. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 482. Vital Record - Ca - Death. 483. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 484. Family Records - Norma Kobernus 30 October 2001. 485. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 486. Vital Record - Ca - Death. 487. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 488. Family Records - Norma Kobernus 2 November 2001. 489. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 490. Remarks:, Marriage Certificate. 491. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 492. Church Record - St. Patrick's Church - 408 West Poplar, Walla Walla, Wa, Baptized In St Patrick's Church 408 West Poplar St,Walla Walla Washington. Godfather Patritius (Patrick) F. Kane, Godmother Elizabeth Berwick-Kane. Adopted By William And Margaret Mcdonald ?Death Certificate Says Father Was Bowles, Social Security Says Bowlus. Death Certificate Says Mother Was Margaret Cunningham. Social Security Records Say Mother Was Margaret Kane. 493. Vital Record - Wa - Walla Walla County - Wash St Bd Of Hlth, Birth LDS 1711752, Record 180, Father: Archie E. Bowlus, 19 Birch St. Age 29 Born Oregon Prof: Machinest Mother: Margaret G. Cunningham 19 Birch St.. Age 22 Born California Prof: Housewife1st Child For Mother. 494. Vital Record - Ca - Death. 495. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 496. Vital Record - Ca, San Mateo County - Birth. 497. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 498. Remarks:, Married At The Farmhouse Of Parents Of Bride E.L And Vernelle Tankersley 5 Mi. So Of Knox City. 499. Vital Record - Tx, Knox County -Birth. 500. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 501. Census - 1910 Il, 022-0070-10-42. 502. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 503. Family Records - John Kobernus, 1964. 504. Census - 1910 Il, 022-0070-10-42. 505. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 506. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 507. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 508. Ftm World Family Tree, World Family Tree V59 Tree 160. 509. Vital Record - Il, Cook County, Birth, Cert: 8414. 510. Census - 1910 Il, 022-0070-10-42. 511. Census - 1920 Il, 022-0070-10-42. 512. Social Security Death Benefit Record, Calif Death Record: Kobernus, William B. Lc Spouse Ssn: 330- 10-0413 D Co=33 03-29-1982 Reg # 1545, State File # 33826social Security Number: 330-10-0413death Residence Localitieszip Code: 92388. 513. Ftm World Family Tree. 514. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 515. Vital Record - Ca - Death. 516. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 517. Ftm World Family Tree, World Family Tree V59 Tree 160. 518. Ftm World Family Tree. 519. Ftm World Family Tree, World Family Tree V59 Tree 160. 520. Ftm World Family Tree. 521. Ftm World Family Tree, World Family Tree V59 Tree 160. 522. Ftm World Family Tree. 523. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 524. Vital Record - Il, Chicago, Cook County, Cert: 9202. 525. Social Security Death Benefit Record, Cert: 9202.
147 526. Census - 1910 Il, 022-0070-10-42. 527. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 528. E-Mail - Jim Kobernus. 529. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 530. Vital Record - Il, Cook County - Death, Cert 531. 531. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 532. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 533. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 534. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 535. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 536. E-Mail - Steve Sybesma < [email protected] > 12 Dec 2001. 537. 1e-Mail - Steve Sybesma < [email protected] > 12 Dec 2001, Spent Some Years In Sacramento, Ca [Before Her Death And Unbeknownst To Us] Until She Moved Back To Mi ). 538. Remarks:, According To Ann Crilly, Bud Served In Germany During Wwii. He Saw Action.. 539. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 540. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 541. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 542. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 543. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 544. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 545. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 546. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 547. E-Mail - Susan Schuster 28 Feb 2000. 548. E-Mail - Susan Schuster 12 Mar 2002, ”They Got Married On April 17,1929 Got This From Fran's Photo Album.” 549. E-Mail - Susan Schuster 28 Feb 2000. 550. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 551. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 552. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 553. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 554. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 555. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 556. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 557. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 558. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 559. Family Records - Vi Hoffman-Nelson, 21 Nov 99. 560. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 561. Remarks:, Age At Marriage In 1910; 22 Yrs.. 562. Internet - Http://Www.Geocities.Com/Heartland/Hills/1817/Cemeteries/Luzerne.Html. 563. Census - 1910 Mi, 094, 0033, 0140. 564. Census - 1920 Mi, V129, 565, 6, 69, Wayne Co, Detroit. 565. Internet - Http://Www.Geocities.Com/Heartland/Hills/1817/Cemeteries/Luzerne.Html. 566. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 567. Vital Record - Mi, Wayne County - Marriage, Cert # 73470, Groom Age 22, Occ: Toolmaker, Bride Age 21, Occup: Clerk. Godparents: Bernard Bilk, Maria Klen. Priest: Henry Schubert. Father: William, Mother: Barbara Reeb, Born Stella Bilk Father Ernest, Mother Anna. 568. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 569. Social Security Death Benefit Record, Southgate, Wayne, Mi. 570. Vital Record - Mi, Wayne County - Death, Mi Death Certificate No.: 51771, Southgate, Wayne, Mi. 571. Cemetery Record - Verified With Cemetery Records And Inspection Of Grave Marker By George Kobernus 3 July 1996.. 572. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 573. Obit - Tonawanda News 8-9-94. 574. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 575. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 576. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 577. Census - 1920 Ny, 51-161-1-40, Persons Living At 222 Bissell; William, Barbara, William, Fred, Norman, Arthur. 578. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 579. Vital Record - Ny, Erie County - Marriage, Cert # 73276, Witnesses: Arthur Kobernuss & Agnes M. Willis Erie Co Courthouse. 580. Social Security Death Benefit Record.
148 581. Census - 1920 Ny, 51-161-1-40, Persons Living At 222 Bissell; William, Barbara, William, Fred, Norman, Arthur. 582. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 583. Vital Record - Erie County Ny - Marriage, Witnesses: Howard Kobernuss & Ruth Wolff Priest: Erasmus Pauly St. Francis Xavier 157 East St, Buffalo Cert # 96167, 1924. 584. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 585. Vital Record - Il, Du Page County, Winfield - Death. 586. Census - 1900 Ny, 42-140-14-96, Living At Durrenburger 43, Buffalo, Ny With Parents And Two Siblings. 587. Census - 1920 Ny, 380-217/207-2-16, Approx Age 22. 588. Vital Record - Il, Du Page County, Winfield - Death, Cert 411 Or 34413 State Maybe, , Il. 589. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 590. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 591. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 592. Remarks:, Occupation: Retired County Executive Director, Us Dept Of Agriculture Religion: United Methodist. 593. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 594. Remarks, Mentioned In Obit Of Father In February 10, 1999 Issue Of The Brown County Democrat Http://Www.Browncountyindiana.Com/Arch/99/02/10-Obits.Html. 595. Letter - Alvin Kobernus December 2000. 596. Vital Record - Mn, Waseca County - Death. 597. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 598. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 599. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 600. Family Records - Debra Jolley, 6 Feb 96. 601. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 602. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 603. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 604. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 605. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 606. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 607. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 608. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 609. Vital Record - Ca, San Mateo County - Birth. 610. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 611. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 612. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 613. Vital Record - Ca - Death. 614. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 615. Vital Record - Ca - Death. 616. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 617. Family Records - Personal Knowledge. 618. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 619. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 620. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 621. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 622. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 623. Family Records - Personal Knowledge. 624. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994.
149 625. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member., No Other Data. 626. E-Mail - Chuck Kobernus 7 Nov 99, My Date Of Birth Is The 27/09/62. My Mum Pam Was Born 21/05/1940. 627. Ftm World Family Tree, World Family Tree V59 Tree 160. 628. Internet - Ftm Homepage, Http://Www.Familytreemaker.Com/Users/R/U/P/John-Murray-Rupp/Gene5- 0008.Html. 629. Ftm World Family Tree, World Family Tree V59 Tree 160. 630. Internet - Ftm Homepage, Http://Www.Familytreemaker.Com/Users/R/U/P/John-Murray-Rupp/Gene5- 0008.Html. 631. Ftm World Family Tree, World Family Tree V59 Tree 160. 632. Internet - Ftm Homepage, Http://Www.Familytreemaker.Com/Users/R/U/P/John-Murray-Rupp/Gene5- 0008.Html. 633. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 634. Remarks:, Marsha Has 4 Children As Of 4 Jan 1997. 635. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 636. Vital Record - Unknown State -Boone County, Boone County Vital Records. Cert # 8083. 637. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 638. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 639. Remarks:, Attended Oak Park Illinois/River Forest High. 640. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 641. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 642. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001, Married Before John Anderson Shipped Out. Killed In 1944 In Saipan. 643. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 12 Oct 2001. 644. Remarks:, Died In Wwii. 645. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001, Married In Air Base Chapel In Salina Where Ray Was Stationed.. 646. Family Records - Ann Spruth Crilly 16 Sept 2001. 647. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 648. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 649. E-Mail - Vi Nelson, 6 Nov. 2000. 650. Social Security Death Benefit Record. 651. Family Records - Irene Hoffman-Schwemberger, 18 Nov 99. 652. E-Mail - Susan Schuster 28 Feb 2000. 653. E-Mail - Vi Nelson, 3 April 2000. 654. Family Records - Betty Kobernuss Fleek, Jan 1996. 655. E-Mail - Linda Kobernuss Beach 19 Feb 98. 656. Vital Record - Ny, Erie County - Death. 657. E-Mail - Linda Kobernuss Beach 19 Feb 98. 658. E-Mail - David Stains Jan 19, 1998. 659. Family Records - David N. Kobernuss Sr.. 660. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 661. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 662. Family Records - David N. Kobernuss Sr.. 663. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 664. Family Records - David N. Kobernuss Sr.. 665. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 666. Family Records - David N. Kobernuss Sr.. 667. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 668. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 669. E-Mail - Chris Studniary 2 July 2001. 670. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 671. E-Mail - Chris Studniary 2 July 2001. 672. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 673. Unnamed Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member. No Other Data 674. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 675. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 676. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 677. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member..
150 678. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 679. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 680. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 681. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 682. Family History - Kuehn And Jacoby Families Of Kazmierzewo, Posen Prussia By Don Elry Burke, Fernando, In 1994. 683. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member., No Other Data. 684. E-Mail - Michael Kobernus 27 Nov 1997. 685. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member., No Other Data. 686. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 687. E-Mail - Susan Schuster 4 July 2000. 688. Family Records - Betty Kobernuss Fleek, Jan 1996. 689. Family History - George Fleek And His Descendants By Southworth, 1958. 690. Family Records - Betty Kobernuss Fleek, Jan 1996. 691. E-Mail - Linda Kobernuss Beach 19 Feb 98. 692. E-Mail - David Stains Jan 19, 1998. 693. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 694. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 695. Vital Record - Ca - Birth. 696. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 697. Family Records - David N. Kobernuss Sr.. 698. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member.. 699. Family Records - David N. Kobernuss Sr.. 700. Unknown Reference May Have Been Provided By Family Member..
151 INDEX
643 Woodbine, 28, 31 647 Woodbine, 19, 28, 48 Abraham, Pamela Evelyn, 70, 82, 133 Aird, Irene, 70, 82, 126 Alt-Gaarz, 26, 27, 28, 46 Ambrose, Wilda, 70, 82, 128, 129 American Colonies, 21 Andersen, John Alfred, 70, 82, 135 Anderson, Clarine, 70, 82, 125 Anderson, Dewey, 70, 82, 122 Anderson, Dorothy, 70, 82, 125 Anderson, Maurice, 70, 82, 125 Anderson, Robert, 70, 82, 125 Anderson, Tom, 70, 82, 125 Ardath, 70 Armorial Bearings, 9 Auswanderungskonsensakten, 26, 27, 63, 70 Bahlow, Hans, 10 Ball, Christine Maria, 70, 82, 140 Baptisms, 15 Barron, Susanne Maria, 70, 82, 140 Bauer, Florence, 70 Bauer, Wellington, 70, 123, 150 Bauer, Wellington (Bower), 82 Beach, David William, 70, 82, 141 Beach, Rachel Lorraine, 70, 82 Behm, Evelyn M. (Behn), 82 Bergstrom, Carolina Jessie, 70, 82, 132 Berry, David Merle, 70, 82, 138 Berry, Don, 70, 83, 138 Betty May, 130 Beyer, 70, 136 Beyer, Alan, 70, 83, 136 Beyer, Jenifer, 70, 83, 136 Beyer, Michael, 70, 83, 136 Beyer, Perry, 70, 83, 136 Bickleman, Elisabeth, 70, 83, 129 Bidell, Edward, 70, 130 Bidell, Edward C., 83 Bidell, Friederich, 70, 130 Bidell, Friederich H., 83 Bidell, Paul, 70, 130 Bidell, Paul E., 83 Bidell, William (Bill), 70, 83, 123 Bilk, Stella E., 70, 83, 130 Birth, Marriage, Death Dates, 111 Bismarck, 22 Blom, Catharina Soph. (Blohm), 27, 58, 70, 83, 112 Bobsin, Soph. Maria Friederike Christiana, 70, 115 Bobsin, Soph. Maria Friederike Christina, 83 Boelman, 70, 83, 125
152 Bohemia, 28, 41, 46 Bond, Bob, 70, 83, 127 Bonneau, Bertha, 70, 83, 129 Bower, Florence (Bauer?), 83 Bowles, Dorothy Claire (Murry?), 70, 127 Bowlus, Dorothy Claire (Murray), 84 Brandenburg, 10 Bremen, 22, 36 Brian, 142 British Occupation Zone, 16 Bruns, George, 71, 128 Bruns, George, Jr., 84 Bruns, George, Sr., 84 Bryant, Mable K., 71, 84, 137 Buenger, Carl Wilhelm Ludwig, 71, 84, 116 Buenger, Carolina Heinriette Johanna, 71, 114 Buenger, Carolina Henriette Johanna, 84 Buenger, Carolina Soph. Friederike, 71, 84, 114 Buenger, Christian Heinrich Joachim Friederich, 71, 115 Buenger, Christian Heinrich Jochim Friederich, 84 Buenger, Friederike Carolina Maria Johanna, 71, 84, 115, 117 Buenger, Heinrich Friederich, 71, 84, 114 Buenger, Johann Christian Friederich, 71, 84, 114 Buenger, Johann Friederich Christoph, 71, 85 Buenger, Johann Friederich Christoph4, 115 Buenger, Johann Friederich Christoph4, 114 Buffalo, 23, 25, 26, 28, 29, 39 Burman, Minnie, 71, 85, 124 Cabana, Richard, 71, 85, 132 Cabana, Stacy, 71, 85, 133 Cabana, Tracy, 71, 85, 132 Cameron, Lillian Adeline, 71, 85, 128 Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich, 28 Carl Kobernus, 17 Carne, 71, 118 Carne, Clarence H., 85 Carne, Dorothea L., 85 Carne, Florence, 85 Carne, Harvey G., 85 Carne, John, 85 Carne, John J., 85 Carne, Leslie, 85 Carne, Lillian (O) D., 85 Carne, Robert C., 85 Carne, Sidney, 85 Carne, Sidney F., 85 Carne, Vernon E., 85 Carne, William (F) T., 85 Carol, 71, 127, 133, 141 Castle Garden, 50 Castle Gardens, 23 Census, 1819 Mecklenburg, 26 Census, Us, 15 Chicago, 25 Church Archives, 16 Church Books, Duplication Of, 16
153 Church Records, German, 15 Church Records, Mecklenburg, 16 Church, Catholic, 12 Church, Evangelical Lutheran, 15, 16 Church, Mormon, 17, 18, 19 Cimbria, 28, 39, 47 Civil Registration, 15 Civil War, 22, 38 Coat Of Arms, 35 Coat Of Arms, Cobernuss, 9 Coats Of Arms, German, 9 Cobernuss, 8, 9 Concordia Cemetery, 25, 49 Confessions, 15 Cook, Ross, 71, 86, 125 Crilly, William Charles, 71, 86, 135 Cubbernuss, 14 Daumbaugh, Elva Maria, 71, 86, 125 Davidson, Rose, 71, 86, 129 Davis, Ruth F., 71, 86, 131 Day Laborer, 22 Delahanty, Katharine, 71, 86, 129 Denmark, 10 Distribution Of Families, 9 Dreyer, Carolina Catharine Soph., 71, 86, 115 Dye, Kortney, 71, 86, 132 Dye, Melinda, 71, 86, 132 Dye, Orval, 71, 86, 132 Dye, Travis, 71, 132 East Germany, 8 Eden Memorial Cemetery, 31 Edith, 71, 86, 131 Ellis Island, 23 Elmlawn Cemetery, 29 Emigration, 27 Endress, Franklin, 71, 86, 131 Estherville Iowa, 23 Eszet Or Scharfes-S, 14 Evangelical Lutheran Church, 15 Feudalism, 21 Fillialorte, 17 Fischer,, 30 Fischer, Joachim Heinrich, 30 Fischer, Maria Dor. Soph. (Johanna) Cath, 86 Fischer, Maria Dor. Soph. (Johanna) Catharina, 28, 30, 41, 46, 47, 71, 116 Fisher,, 31 Fitch, Shirley, 71, 86, 126 Flanagan, Carrie, 71, 87, 133 Flanagan, Donna, 71, 87 Flanagan, Michael (Mike) Francis, 71, 87, 133 Fleek, Charles Edward, 71, 87, 136, 141 Fleek, Jason Charles, 71, 87, 141 Fleek, Karl Winnie, 71, 87, 136 Fleek, Kevin W., 71, 87, 137 Fleek, Michael Shawn, 71, 87, 141 Forest Park, 19
154 Forest Park Illinois, 25, 28, 30, 49 Forest Park, Illinois, 18 Frederick The Great, 13 French Invasions, 16 French Occupation, 21 Freteug, Ardath, 87 Gaedt, Paul, 72, 87, 121 Gail, 72, 87, 137 Gen?, 72, 121 Genealogical Society Of Utah, 17 German Democratic Republic, 8 German Empire In 1871, 8 German Immigrants, 23 German Immigration, 21, 22 German Language, 14 German Name Lexicon, 10 German Names, 10 German Nobility, 12 German Population, 22 German Script, 5, 62 German Surnames, 11 German Wappenrolle, 35 German-American Names, 10 German-Americans, 21, 22 Germanic Middle-Ages, 13 Germanic Names, 12 Germanic States, 22 Germany, East, 8 Germany, West, 8 Gierke, Friederike, 31 Gillen, 72, 87, 136 Gillen, James, 72, 87, 136 Gillen, Kathy, 72, 87, 136 Gillen, Mary Ann, 72, 87, 136 Gillen, Thomas, 72, 87, 136 Gillings, Doretta Agnes, 72, 87, 130 Gombert, Carl(Charles) T. J. F. (Kobernuss), 117 Gombert, Heinrich Ludwig Hermann Ferdinand, 72, 88, 117 Goslar, 16 Grasleben, 16 Gretchen, 137 Grey, John Paul, 72, 88, 133 Gross Bäbelin, 27, 39, 46 Grüssow, 25, 28, 31, 40, 46 Hadsell, 72, 131 Hahn, Helene (Lena) Bertha Frase, 72, 88, 122 Halverson, Angela Ann, 72, 88, 132 Halverson, Robert, 72, 88, 132 Hamburg, 25 Hammonia, 1, 23, 25, 28, 40, 46 Hawkins, Charlotte Francis, 72, 88, 120 Helen, 31, 72, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, 135, 149, 151 Hellen, 88 Helmers, Edna, 72, 88, 119 Henderson, R. W., 72, 88, 126 Heraldry, 9
155 Hessians, 21 Hinkfoot, Carl Friederich, 72, 114 Hinkfoot, Christina Charlotte, 72, 113 Hinkfoot, Elisabeth Christina Carolina, 72, 114 Hinkfoot, Hans Joachim Heinrich, 72, 113 Hinkfoot, Jacob Friederich Wilhelm, 72 Hinkfoot, Jacob Friederich Wilhelm3, 113 Hinkfoot, Joachim Christian, 72, 113 Hinkfoot, Johann Joachim Christoph, 72, 114 Hinkfoot, Soph. Magdalena Maria, 72, 113 Hinterpommern, 8 Hoffman, Albert, 72, 88, 123, 129 Hoffman, Carl (Charles) Anthony, 72, 88, 122 Hoffman, Charles, 72, 88, 129, 147, 150 Hoffman, Charles W., 72, 88, 123, 129 Hoffman, Friederich, 72, 88, 123 Hoffman, Henrietta, 72, 88, 123, 129 Hoffman, Irene, 72, 88, 135, 147, 150, 154, 156 Hoffman, Joan, 72, 88, 129, 135 Hoffman, John, 72, 89, 129, 136 Hoffman, John, Jr., 136 Hoffman, Mary Louise, 72, 89, 123, 130 Hoffman, Minnie, 72, 89, 122 Hoffman, Peter, 72, 89, 123, 150 Hoffman, Raymond, 72, 89, 123, 129 Hoffman, Tim, 72, 89, 136 Hoffman, Vincent, 72, 89, 136 Hoffman, Violet, 73, 89, 135 Hofgaenger, 22 Hofsaeth, Hanne, 73, 89, 139 Holtz, Zora Florence, 73, 126 Homan, Grey Oliver, 73, 89, 133 Hoyt, Mark, 73, 89, 137 Immigration Port, 50 Jacoby, Helen Bertha, 73, 89, 120 James Merle, 138 Janine, 73, 89, 139, 141 Jean, Phyllis, 73, 89, 141 Jeanette, 73, 89, 119, 125, 131 Job, Loezia, 31 John, Albert, Jr. Little, 73, 130 Jolley, Heather Lynn, 73, 89, 139 Jolley, Lisa Jaye, 73, 89, 139 Jolley, Mark Anthony, 73, 89, 138 Jones, George F., 10 Kaiser, Loreen, 73, 90, 142 Kandzoria (Krause?), Joseph, 123 Kandzoria, Joseph, 73, 90, 150 Karen, 73, 90, 128, 134, 140, 141 Karla Ann, 134 Kent, Charles William, 73, 90, 125 Kent, Donald, 73, 90, 125 Kent, Francis, 73, 90, 125 Kent, George Edward, 73, 90, 125 Kent, Harold Robert, 73, 90, 125 Kent, Jack, 73, 90, 125
156 Kent, James Richard, 73, 90, 125 Kent, Jeanette, 73, 90, 125 Kent, John Lindsey, 73, 90, 125 Kent, Mary, 73, 90, 125 Kent, Patricia, 73, 90, 125 Kilgore, Randy Lynn, 73, 90, 137 Kirch Kirch Grubenhagen, 27, 47 Kirch Lütgendorf, 25, 26, 28, 47, 57, 58 Kirchenbücher, 15 Kirk, Joseph B., 90 Klein, Mary Elizabeth, 73, 90, 137 Klocksin, 47 Klukey, Wendy E., 73, 142 Kobenus, Kristopher C, 134 Kobern, Village Of, 11 Kobernus Family Plot, 49 Kobernus, Alexander (Kobernns), 120 Kobernus, Alvin Dean, 73, 90, 126, 132 Kobernus, Arthur, 73, 91, 119, 126, 131, 154 Kobernus, Aurora Ligth, 73, 91, 139 Kobernus, Becky Ann, 73, 91, 132, 138 Kobernus, Becky L, 73, 91, 132, 138 Kobernus, Bessie E., 73, 91, 120 Kobernus, Bill, 73, 91, 126 Kobernus, Carl, 31, 40, 58, 59, 73, 91, 116, 119, 146 Kobernus, Carl Johann Wilhelm Theodor, 5, 18, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 40, 46, 47, 49, 58 Kobernus, Carol, 133 Kobernus, Carol Lea, 91, 139 Kobernus, Carol Lee, 73, 127 Kobernus, Carolyn Judith, 73, 91, 134, 139 Kobernus, Charles R, Jr., 91 Kobernus, Charles R., 73, 127, 133 Kobernus, Charles Ray, 73, 91, 134 Kobernus, Child, 73, 91 Kobernus, Clara Soph., 73, 91, 119, 125 Kobernus, Debra Lynn, 73, 91, 133, 138 Kobernus, Diana Carol, 73, 91, 132 Kobernus, Dorothea Friederike Johanna, 33 Kobernus, Edna M., 74, 91, 121 Kobernus, Edward Berman, 91 Kobernus, Edward Bermaw, 74, 124 Kobernus, Edward Carl Henry, 31, 74, 91 Kobernus, Edward Henry, 39 Kobernus, Elizabeth, 74, 92 Kobernus, Elmer A., 32, 74, 92, 119 Kobernus, Emil Henry, 74, 92, 120, 126, 127, 133 Kobernus, Francis, 31 Kobernus, Francis F., 74, 92, 119, 125 Kobernus, Fred, 31 Kobernus, Fred A., 137 Kobernus, Friederich (Freddie), 74, 121, 128 Kobernus, Friederich (Fred-Freddie), 92 Kobernus, George Jacob, 130 Kobernus, George Martin, 34, 74, 120, 139 Kobernus, George Martin Colonel, 1, 74
157 Kobernus, George Martin, Colonel Usaf, 4 Kobernus, George Martin, Jr. Colonel Usaf, 92, 127 Kobernus, George Martin, Sr., 92, 127 Kobernus, Harry Alvin, 74, 92, 119, 125 Kobernus, Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl, 49 Kobernus, Infant, 74, 92, 124, 128 Kobernus, James Friederich, 74, 92, 128, 134 Kobernus, Jane, 74, 127 Kobernus, Jane E., 92 Kobernus, Johann (John) Heinrich, 61, 120 Kobernus, John, 33, 67, 74, 92, 120, 127, 133, 149, 151, 153 Kobernus, John (Jack) A., 74, 92, 127, 133 Kobernus, John (William?), 33 Kobernus, John Christopher, 74, 92, 133 Kobernus, John David, 74, 92, 134, 141 Kobernus, John Jr., 74, 121 Kobernus, John, Jr., 93 Kobernus, Judith Mary, 74, 93, 127, 134 Kobernus, Judy Maria, 74, 93, 132 Kobernus, Karen, 74, 93, 128 Kobernus, Karl, 74, 93, 128, 147 Kobernus, Karla Ann, 74, 93, 139 Kobernus, Kathie L., 74, 93, 126 Kobernus, Kathleen, 74, 93 Kobernus, Klaire D., 74, 93, 134 Kobernus, Kristian R., 74, 93, 134 Kobernus, Kristine Rosemary, 74, 93, 128, 134 Kobernus, Kristopher C., 74, 93 Kobernus, Lee Ann, 93 Kobernus, Lillian M., 74, 93, 121, 127 Kobernus, Lily, 31 Kobernus, Linda, 74, 93, 126, 132, 141, 156, 157 Kobernus, Linda Susan, 74, 93, 132, 138 Kobernus, Lois, 74, 93, 125 Kobernus, Louis Thedore, 74, 93, 119 Kobernus, Louise Beatrice (Cobernus), 74, 93, 119, 125 Kobernus, Ludwig Hermann Heinrich, 74, 94, 120, 126 Kobernus, Marcie Lynn, 74, 94, 134, 139 Kobernus, Margaret, 74, 127 Kobernus, Margaret (H?) E., 94 Kobernus, Margie, 74, 94, 128 Kobernus, Maria (Mary) Christina Johanna, 19 Kobernus, Martin, 94 Kobernus, Mary, 32, 74, 94, 120, 148 Kobernus, Maxine, 94, 126 Kobernus, Merle Alvin, 74, 94, 125 Kobernus, Michael John, 74, 94, 134, 139 Kobernus, Minna, 32 Kobernus, Minnie E, 32 Kobernus, Nancy, 74, 94, 126 Kobernus, Peter, 74, 94, 128 Kobernus, Rachel Lorraine, 141 Kobernus, Rhiannon, 139 Kobernus, Richard, 142 Kobernus, Richard Emil, 74, 94, 133 Kobernus, Robert (Bobbie) Lee, 74, 94, 126
158 Kobernus, Robert Carry, 74, 94, 138 Kobernus, Robert Charles, 74, 94, 124 Kobernus, Rose L., 75, 94, 121 Kobernus, Roxanne Rae, 94, 126, 132 Kobernus, Ruby Z., 75, 94, 125 Kobernus, Sharon, 75, 95, 132 Kobernus, Shirley, 33 Kobernus, Valentine, 75, 95 Kobernus, Vernon Lee, 75, 95, 126 Kobernus, William, 5, 33, 75, 95, 121, 127, 128, 147 Kobernuss, 5, 9, 10 Kobernuss Families Emigration Records, 39 Kobernuss Family Tree, 112 Kobernuss, (Nmn)Minnie, 123 Kobernuss, Albert J., 75, 95, 124, 130, 141 Kobernuss, Alfred Frank, 75, 95, 124, 131 Kobernuss, Alice, 75, 95, 124 Kobernuss, Arline, 75, 95, 131 Kobernuss, Arthur G., 75, 95, 124, 131 Kobernuss, August, 30 Kobernuss, August Friederich Ferdinand, 75, 95 Kobernuss, August Friederich Ferdinand4, 114 Kobernuss, August Friederich Theodore, 32 Kobernuss, Augusta, 75, 95, 119, 123 Kobernuss, Austin Cannah, 75, 95, 142 Kobernuss, Betty May, 75, 95, 136 Kobernuss, Brian, 75, 95 Kobernuss, Carl, 30, 31, 39 Kobernuss, Carl (Charles) Johann Friederich, 39, 47, 75, 95, 119 Kobernuss, Carl (Charles) Johann Heinrich, 25, 40, 47, 75, 95, 118, 119 Kobernuss, Carl Christian Johann Friederich, 28, 29, 39, 40, 47, 117, 118 Kobernuss, Carl Christian Johann Friederich, 96 Kobernuss, Carl Joachim Heinrich, 75, 113, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142 Kobernuss, Carl Joachim Heinrich3, 115 Kobernuss, Carl Jochim Heinrich, 96 Kobernuss, Carl Johann Friederich, 75, 96, 114, 116, 117 Kobernuss, Carl Johann Friederich (Lau), 75, 96, 117 Kobernuss, Carl Johann Heinrich, 60 Kobernuss, Carl Johann Wilhelm Theodor, 116, 117 Kobernuss, Carl Johann Wilhelm Theodor, 96 Kobernuss, Carl(Charles) T. J. F. (Gombert), 27, 29, 39, 40, 46, 117, 119 Kobernuss, Carl(Charles) T. J. F. (Gombert), 96 Kobernuss, Carolina Dorothea Friederike Eliz, 28, 41, 46, 96, 116, 118 Kobernuss, Chloe Elizabeth, 75, 96, 142 Kobernuss, Daniel Christian Heinrich, 75, 96, 113 Kobernuss, Daniel Christian Heinrich3, 114 Kobernuss, Daniel Joachim Friederich, 75, 113 Kobernuss, Daniel Jochim Friederich, 97 Kobernuss, Darla Charlotte, 75, 97, 131, 137 Kobernuss, David N., 75, 97, 131, 137, 138, 156, 157 Kobernuss, David N., Jr., 75, 97, 131, 138, 142, 156, 157 Kobernuss, Dorothea (Dora) Friederike Johanna, 97 Kobernuss, Dorothea Friederike Johanna, 25, 28, 40, 47, 60, 75, 118 Kobernuss, Douglas Friederich, 75, 97, 137 Kobernuss, Edward Carl Henry, 124
159 Kobernuss, Edward Henry, 47, 75, 97, 118, 122 Kobernuss, Elizabeth, 120 Kobernuss, Emma, 75, 97, 119, 122, 123, 124 Kobernuss, Emma D., 75, 97, 124 Kobernuss, Eva (Emma?), 97 Kobernuss, Ferdinand Johann August Heinrich, 75, 97, 116 Kobernuss, Fred A Jr.., 130 Kobernuss, Fred A., 75, 97, 124, 130 Kobernuss, Fred A., Jr., 97 Kobernuss, Frederich Wilhelm, 26 Kobernuss, Frederick, 30 Kobernuss, Friederich Johann Heinrich Christian, 75, 97, 116 Kobernuss, Friederich Wilhelm, 58 Kobernuss, Friederich Wilhelm, 75, 97, 112 Kobernuss, Friederich Wilhelm2, 112 Kobernuss, Friederike Johanna Soph. Elisabeth, 75, 98, 115, 116, 117 Kobernuss, Gail, 75, 98, 131 Kobernuss, George Jacob, 75, 98, 124, 140, 141 Kobernuss, Grace Ruth, 76, 98, 131, 137 Kobernuss, Gretchen, 76, 98 Kobernuss, Harry A, 124 Kobernuss, Harry A., 76, 98 Kobernuss, Heinrich, 31 Kobernuss, Heinrich (Henry) Johann Friederich, 27, 39, 46, 76, 98, 119, 124 Kobernuss, Heinrich (Henry/Earl) Friederich Carl, 25, 28, 40, 47, 76, 118, 120 Kobernuss, Heinrich Deiderich Georg, 76, 98, 113 Kobernuss, Heinrich Frederick Carl, 61 Kobernuss, Heinrich Johann Ludwig Friederich, 76, 98, 117 Kobernuss, Helen, 31 Kobernuss, Henrietta, 76, 98, 122 Kobernuss, Henry Edward, 76, 98, 122 Kobernuss, Hermann Heinrich Ludwig, 25, 28, 40, 47, 61, 76, 98, 118, 120 Kobernuss, Howard C., 76, 99, 124 Kobernuss, Ida Maria, 76 Kobernuss, Ida Maria2, 112 Kobernuss, Joan, 99 Kobernuss, Johann, 30, 32 Kobernuss, Johann (John) Heinrich, 4, 76, 99, 118 Kobernuss, Johann Christian Friederich, 76, 99, 113 Kobernuss, Johann Christoph Jacob, 76, 113 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel Heinrich Christian, 28, 41, 59, 76, 99, 116, 121, 122, 128, 134 Kobernuss, Johann Daniel Heinrich Christian Kobernuss, 59 Kobernuss, Johann Joachim Heinrich Theodor, 76 Kobernuss, Johanna Soph. Carolina, 76, 99, 115, 117 Kobernuss, Kobernus, 33 Kobernuss, Linda Alice, 76, 99, 137, 141 Kobernuss, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann, 27, 39, 46, 76, 119, 123 Kobernuss, Ludwig Wilhelm (William) Johann, 99 Kobernuss, Magdalena (Helena) Maria, 76, 99 Kobernuss, Magdalena (Helena) Maria3, 112, 114 Kobernuss, Magdalena Maria, 17, 26, 58, 76, 112 Kobernuss, Maria (Mary) Christiana Johanna, 120 Kobernuss, Maria (Mary) Christina Johanna, 25, 28, 40, 47, 76, 99, 118 Kobernuss, Maria Dor. Soph. (Johanna) Catharina, 28 Kobernuss, Maria Friederike Dorothea, 76, 99, 114, 116, 145 Kobernuss, Maria Juliana Henriette, 76, 112
160 Kobernuss, Maria Juliana Henriette2, 113 Kobernuss, Marie Christiane Johanne, 60 Kobernuss, Marie Christiane Johanne (Mary), 31 Kobernuss, Merle Alvin, 132 Kobernuss, Mildred J., 76, 100, 122 Kobernuss, Minna, 32 Kobernuss, Norman Martin, 76, 100, 124, 131, 141 Kobernuss, Normand, 100 Kobernuss, Phena, 76, 100, 131 Kobernuss, Rhoda, 76, 100, 131 Kobernuss, Ria, 76, 100, 142 Kobernuss, Richard, 76, 100, 138, 142 Kobernuss, Robert A., 76, 100, 131 Kobernuss, Wilhelm Johann Theodor, 76, 100, 119 Kobernuss, Wilhelmina (Minnie), 76, 100, 119 Kobernuss, Wilhelmina Friederike Elisab. Johanna, 76, 100, 117 Kobernuss, Wilhelmina Maria, 76, 112 Kobernuss, Wilhelmina Maria2, 113 Kobernuss, William H., 76, 100, 124 Kobernusz, 8 Kobernusz, Frederick, 30 Koepke, 76, 100, 125 Koffarnuss, 15 Kogel, 28, 47 Kohlmorgen, Christian Levin, 76 Kohlmorgen, Christina Soph. (Jo)Hanna, 76 Kohlmorgen, Christina Soph. (Jo)Hanna4, 115 Kohlmorgen, Christoph Ehlert Diederich, 76, 112 Kohlmorgen, Christoph Ehlert Diederich3, 114 Kohlmorgen, Daniel Johann Christian, 76, 112 Kohlmorgen, Elisabeth Soph. Amalia, 76, 112 Kohlmorgen, Hans Caspar, 76, 112 Kohlmorgen, Johann Christoph Carl, 77, 112 Krause, 77, 100, 123, 150 Krause, Esther, 77, 100, 123 Krause, Helen, 77, 100 Kubbernuhs, 15 Kubbernuss, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 Küsserow, 7 La Havre, 36 Laatz, Walter F. (Lastz/Lentz?), 101 Lahmann, Alvina R., 77, 101, 121 Lahmann, Soph. Mary, 6, 77, 101, 119, 151 Lambour, Evelyn, 77, 101, 130, 131 Larson, Holden, 77, 101, 122 Lau, Carl Johann Friederich (Kobernuss), 117 Lau, Christoph Johann Caspar, 101 Lau, Christoph Johann Caspar (Vau?), 77, 117 Lds Family History Center, 17, 20 Lds Files, 7 Lds, Church Of Latter Day Saints, 19 Levin, 7 Lillian M., 101 Little, Albert John, 77, 101, 130 Little, Albert John, Jr., 101 Little, Jean, 77, 101, 130, 136
161 Little, Mary Lou, 77, 101, 130, 136 Lynn, 77, 101, 133, 134, 136, 137, 141, 150 M., Evelyn, 77, 126 Maas, (Carolina) Magdalena Henrica Hanna, 77 Maas, Anna Soph. Christiana, 77 Maas, Anna Soph. Christiana3, 113 Maas, Elisabeth Soph. Christiana Hanna, 77, 113 Maas, Heinrich Christoph Friederich, 77, 101 Maas, Heinrich Christoph Gottlieb, 77, 113 Maas, Heinrich Daniel Joachim, 77, 113 Maas, Johann Christian, 77, 113 Maas, Johann Joachim Christian, 77, 113 Maas, Johann Joachim Friederich, 77, 117 Maas, Johann Jochim Friederich, 101 Maas, Louisa Dorothea Catharina, 77, 113 Mabel, 77, 130 Mable, 77, 119, 137 Mable Irene Parrish, 101 Malchin, 8, 9 Malchin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 9 Marriages, 15 Marschall, Eleanor, 101 Marschall, Lester Ralph, 102 Marschall, Lucille Elizabeth, 102 Marschall, Rita Gertrude, 102 Marschall, William Albert, 102 Marschall, William Michael, 102 Marseilles, 22 Mass, Heinrich Christoph Friederich, 117 Mcintyre, Colleen, 77, 102, 140 Mckay, Betty Lou, 77, 102, 137 Mecklenburg, 5, 8, 9 Mecklenburg Parishes, 17 Mecklenburg, Alt-Gaarz, 7 Mecklenburg-Schwerin, 16 Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Duchies, 8 Mecklenburg-Strelitz, 8, 16 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 8 Mention, 27 Meta L., 102 Meyer, Johanna Ernest. Maria Soph. Henriette, 28, 39, 47, 77, 102, 118 Minnie, 32, 77, 119, 122, 124, 150 Moeller, Carolina Johanna Elise Soph., 77, 102, 116 Moeller, Carolina Soph. Johanna Friederike, 77, 102, 116 Moeller, Ernst Ludwig Johann Christian, 77, 102, 116 Moeller, Johann (Hans) Adolph Friederich, 77, 102, 116 Moeller, Johanna Friederike Maria Louise, 77, 103, 116 Moeller, Julianna Johanna Maria Wilhelmina, 77, 103, 116 Moeller, Louise Carolina Friederike, 77, 103, 116 Mona, 77, 133 Moore, Marsha Jaye, 77, 103, 133 Morgan, Calvin Burr, 77, 103, 137 Morgan, Carol, 86 Morgan, John David, 77, 103, 137 Morgan, Katharine Tracy, 77, 103, 137 Morgan, Kristina Grace, 77, 103, 141
162 Morgan, Neal Thomas, 77, 103, 137, 141 Morgan, Scott Thomas, 78, 103 Morgan, Seth Richard, 78, 103, 141 Mosel River, 11 Mulchin, Nicki Linn, 78, 103, 137 Musker, Marguerite, 78, 103, 126, 127 Names, Biblical, 12 Names, Farm, 43 Names, First Or Given, 12 Names, German, 42 Names, Jewish, 43 Names, Sources Of, 13 Names, Spelling, 14 Names, Surname Variations, 14 Names, Variations, 14 Naming Customs, 12 Napoleon, 21 Napoleonic Wars, 8 National Archives, 19 Nazi Regime, 16 Nelson, Frank, 78, 103, 134 Nelson, Holly Kristine, 78, 103, 134 Nelson, Joanne Yvette, 78, 104, 134 Nelson, Lynn, 78, 104, 136 Nelson, Marsha, 78, 104, 134 Nelson, Shari, 78, 104, 136 Nelson, Soadra, 78, 104, 136 Nelson, Susan Maria, 78, 104, 134 Nelson, Thomas, 78, 104, 135 Neustrelitz, 16 New York City, 22 New York Port, 22 Nicknames, 13 Nobility, 12 Nobles, 21 North Tonawanda, 28 Norton, Rance, 78, 104, 125 Oak Park Illinois, 5, 19, 23, 25, 26, 28, 30, 48 Oder River, 8 Olsen, Jeff, 78, 104, 133 Opfer, 78, 104, 127 Opfer, Dorothy, 78, 104 Opfer, Dotothy, 127 Opfer, Marian, 78, 104, 127 Origins Of The Names, 10 Pagan Names, 12 Palmerston, 27, 39, 46 Patronymics, 43 Paulson, 78, 104, 120 Pearce, 78, 104, 139 Pearce, Rhiannon, 78, 104 Peasants, 21 Permission To Emigrate, 26 Peters , Johanna Friederike Henriette Soph., 59 Peters, Christoph Christian Friederich, 78, 115 Peters, Diederich Friederich Wilhelm, 59
163 Peters, Elisabeth Louise Johanna Friederike, 78 Peters, Elisabeth Louise Johanna Friederike5, 115 Peters, Henriette Friederike Ernestine Dorothea, 26 Peters, Henriette Friederike Ernestine Dorothea, 25, 26, 33, 40 Peters, Johann Joachim Christoph, 78, 115 Peters, Johann Wilhelm Carl Ludwig, 78, 115 Peters, Johanna Friederike Henriette Soph., 25, 26, 27, 40, 46, 47, 49, 59, 78, 104, 117 Peters, Unnamed Child, 78, 115 Peters, Wilhelm, 26, 40 Peters, Wilhelm Friederich Carl Theodor, 78, 115 Petrova, Ana, 104 Phillips, Wendall, 78, 104, 121 Pomerania, 8 Pomerania West, 9 Port Of New York, 22 Pries, 2 Daughters, 78 Pries, Daughters, 86 Pries, Erwin (Erv), 78, 104, 128 Problems With Spelling, 14 Prussia, 21 Przybylski, Lorraine T., 78, 104, 137 Puratt, Maria Dorothea, 78, 105, 114 Purdis, Joseph J., 78, 105, 125 Rademaker, Alice E., 78, 105, 130 Radloff, Jason, 78, 105, 134 Rahl, Anna (Roehl), 78, 105, 124 Raible, Charles (Chuck), 78, 105, 122 Rathmann, Fredericka, 39 Rathmann, Friederike, 27, 46, 79, 105, 119 Ratzeburg, 16 Record Keeping Systems, 16 Record, Marriage, 58 Records, Birth, 58 Records, Birth And Christening, 17 Records, Birth-Illegitimate, 17 Records, Church, 9 Records, City, 19 Records, Confirmation, 15 Records, Copies Of, 16 Records, County, 19 Records, Death, 18 Records, Duplicate, 16 Records, Early, 57 Records, Erie County, 26 Records, German Civil, 22 Records, Hamburg Port, 22 Records, Kirchenbücher, 15 Records, Marriage, 18, 59 Records, Marriage And Birth, 57 Records, Mecklenburg Church, 15 Records, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, 16 Records, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, 16 Records, New York Port, 22 Records, Personenstandsregister, 15 Records, State, 19 Records, Us Church, 18
164 Records, Us Civil, 19 Reeb, Anna Barbara, 39, 79, 105, 123, 150 Regener, 79, 105, 125 Resthaven Cemetery, 29 Revolutionary War, 21 Rockford Iowa, 23 Rotwalde, 10 Royal Oak Michigan, 31 Rubini, Mary A., 79, 105, 127 Rupp, John Murray, 79, 105, 134 Rupp, Kelley Maria, 79, 105, 134 Rupp, Stefan Thayer, 79, 105, 134 Russia, 21 Rutledge, Clayton, 79, 121 Rutledge, Clayton Arthur, 105 Salaverria, Eduarado Alfonso, 79, 105, 133 Salaverria, Gino Alfonso, 79, 105, 139 Salaverria, Janine, 79, 106, 133, 139 Sanftleben, (Nmn), 122 Sanftleben, [Friederich] Johann Vollrath Elias, 28, 31, 41, 46, 79 Sanftleben, Arthur (Bud) Frederick, 79, 106, 129 Sanftleben, Arthur Frederick, 79, 106, 122, 128 Sanftleben, Carl (Charles) Friederich Wilhelm, 41, 79, 106, 118, 121 Sanftleben, Clara, 79, 106, 122 Sanftleben, Dorothea Henriette Friederike, 41, 79, 106, 118, 121 Sanftleben, Eleanor Louise, 79, 106, 122 Sanftleben, Erma, 79, 122 Sanftleben, Erma Ida Ella, 106 Sanftleben, Friederich Johann Vollrath Elias, 106 Sanftleben, Friederike Luise Wilhelminia Caroline, 79, 106, 118 Sanftleben, Grace, 79, 106, 122 Sanftleben, Helen Dorothea, 79, 122, 128 Sanftleben, Helen Dorothea Bertha, 106 Sanftleben, Johann (John) Friederich Wilhelm, 41, 79, 106, 118, 122 Sanftleben, Laura, 79, 107, 122 Sanftleben, Lois, 79, 107, 122 Sanftleben, Lucille, 79, 107, 122 Sanftleben, Luise Soph. Heinriette, 41, 79, 118, 121 Sanftleben, Luise Soph. Henriette, 107 Sanftleben, Mary Jeanne, 79, 107, 129, 134 Sanftleben, Soph. Carolina Friederike, 41, 79, 107, 118, 121 Scandinavia, 10 Schleswig-Holstein, 44 Schmidt, Carl, 19, 31, 79, 120 Schmidt, Carl (Smith), 107 Schmidt, Frances Ann, 129 Schmidt, Friederich (Fritz/Fred), 79, 107, 121 Schmidt, Ida, 79, 107, 121, 128 Schmidt, Infant, 79, 107 Schmitz, Elmer, 79, 107, 129 Schmitz, Frances Ann, 79, 107, 135 Schnoor, Christina, 79, 114 Schoenballen, 10 Schultz, Johann Ernst, 79, 113 Schuster, Child, 79, 107 Schuster, Christopher Blaise, 79, 107, 140
165 Schuster, Elisabeth Rose, 79, 107, 140 Schuster, Gerald Joseph, 79, 107, 135, 140 Schuster, Karen Frances, 79, 107, 140 Schuster, Maria Martha, 80, 108, 140 Schuster, Mary Etta, 80, 108, 135, 140 Schuster, Matthew Thomas, 80, 108, 140 Schuster, Michael Blaise, 80, 108, 140 Schuster, Nikolaus James, 80, 108, 140 Schuster, Paul Francis, 80, 108, 135 Schuster, Paul Melvin, 80, 108, 135, 140 Schuster, Roseanne Christine, 80, 108, 140 Schuster, Rosemarie Florence, 80, 108, 140 Schuster, Thomas Paul, 80, 108, 135, 139 Schwemberger, Carol, 80, 108, 135 Schwemberger, John, 80, 108, 135 Schwemberger, John, Jr., 108 Schwemberger, Lisa, 80, 108, 135 Schwemberger, Nida, 80, 108, 135 Schwerin, 26 Schwerin Archive, 39 Schwerin Archives, 16 Scott, Bruce William, 80, 108, 140 Scott, Charles William, 80, 108, 140 Scott, Paul Wayne, 80, 108, 140 Searl, 80, 108, 139 Searl, Kaitlin Maria, 80, 108, 139 Second World War, 16 Seibert, 80, 109, 138 Seibert, Jeremy S., 80, 109, 138 Serfdom, 21 Shirley C., 80, 109, 131 Shoemaker, Melville, 80, 109, 123 Significant Locations In Mecklenburg, 46 Simms, Alan, 80, 109, 121 Simons, Vicki Lynn Gillingham, 80, 109, 137 Smith, Irene Lucille, 80, 109, 133 Soundex Code, 15 Soundex System, 15 Source Documents, 5 Southampton, 36 Springer, Erma Louise, 80, 109, 131 Spruth, Ann Helene, 80, 109, 135 Spruth, Raymond Arthur, 80, 109, 135 St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, 19, 31 Staines, Andrew Mark, 80, 109, 137 Staines, David Scott, 80, 109, 137 Staines, Johathan Cole, 80, 109 Staines, Kenneth Russell, 80, 109, 137 Staines, Ryan Michael, 80, 109, 141 Stains, Andrew Mark, 141 Stains, Johathan Cole, 141 Stavenhagen Germany, 35 Steamships, 37 Steffen, Lillian, 80, 109, 127, 128 Stein, Claudia Louise, 80, 109, 140 Stein, Clovis A., 80, 109, 136
166 Stewart, Mary, 80, 109, 127 Studniary, Chris, 80, 109, 138, 156 Suchow, Walt, 80, 110, 122 Sudbrink, Lauren D, 138 Sudbrink, Lauren D., 81, 110 Sudbrink, Steven R, 81, 110, 138 Sudbrink, Taylor S., 81, 110, 138 Sweden, 8, 10 Tagelöhner, 22 Tankersley, Carroll Anne Lt. Col., 81, 127 Tankersley, Carroll Anne, Lt. Colonel Usaf, 110 Taries, 81, 110, 136 Teterow, 26 Thirty Years War, 16 Thompson, Karen Susan, 81, 110, 141 Tilley, James, 81, 110, 122 Tonawanda, 23, 25, 26, 40 Totten, Jo Ann, 81, 110, 132 Trudy, 81, 134 Tryon, David, 81, 110, 135 Tyron, David9, 135 Umlauts, 14 Unbekant, Lauren, 81, 110, 142 Us National Archives, 19 Uteritz, Dorothy, 81, 110, 121 Uteritz, Esther, 81, 110, 121 Uteritz, Irvin (Utz), 81, 110, 121 Uteritz, John, 81, 110, 121 Uteritz, Lillian (Lily), 81, 110, 121 Uteritz, Marie (Gertrude?), 81, 110, 121 Uteritz, Ruth, 81, 110, 121 Vierow, Friederike (Fehro), 81, 110, 120 Violet, 129 Von Steuben, Friedrich Wilhelm, 21 Vorpommern, 8 Voss, Frank, 32 Waldron, Lee, 81, 111, 121 Walston, 81, 138 Walston, James Merle, 81 Wappenrolle, 9 Waren, 28, 30, 41, 47 Washington, George, 21 West Pomerania, 8 Wieman, Evelyn W., 81, 111, 124 Wierzbicki, Jennifer Ann, 81, 111, 140 Wierzbicki, Thomas, 81, 111, 140 Wierzbicki, Thomas John, 81, 111, 140 Wilder, Clement, 81, 111, 125 Williams, Darla Jean, 81, 111, 133 Wilson, Helen L., 81, 111, 126 Wolff, Gertrude, 81, 111, 131 Woods, 81, 111, 122 Worboys, Keith, 81, 111, 139 Worboys, Stevie Maria, 81, 111, 139 Wylde, Frances Belle, 81, 111, 128 Zivilstandsregister, 15
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