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Thede, Aubil, Steeby and Garver Families THEDE, AUBIL, STEEBY AND GARVER FAMILIES Descendants of: Heinrich Thede (born 1796) Jacob Aubil (born 1815) John Steeby (born 1810) Martin Garver (born 1791) BY ROBERT BROOKS CASEY AND DIANE (THEDE) CASEY 2003 Thede, Aubil, Steeby and Garver Families First Edition Copyright Pending - 2003 by Robert Brooks Casey and Diane (Thede) Casey. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be duplicated or reproduced in any manner without written permission of the authors. Portions of this book may be reproduced in limited quantities for research purposes, however, no part of this publication may be included in a published book, published periodical or electronic publication without written permission of the authors. THEDE, AUBIL, STEEBY & GARVER FAMILIES 10-3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ...............10-1 - 10-8 Heinrich Thede (1) ..............10-9 Frederick Thede (1.1) ............10-9 - 10-16 Charles Thede (1.2) ............10-16 - 10-20 John Thede (2) ...............10-21 John W. Thede (2.2) ............10-21 - 10-24 Emma (Thede) Kaechele (2.3) .........10-24 - 10-25 Samuel L. Thede (2.4) .............10-25 William W. Thede (2.5) ............10-26 Rose (Thede) Fashold (2.6) ...........10-26 Anna (Thede) Jones (2.7) ...........10-26 - 10-27 Marie (Thede) Neahr (2.8) ............10-27 Emanuel Thede (3) ..............10-28 Glenn Emanuel Thede (3.2) ..........10-28 - 10-30 Rose (Thede) Wiggins (3.3) ..........10-30 - 10-31 Bernice (Thede) Heggen (3.4) ...........10-31 Orpha (Thede) Morris (3.5) ...........10-31 Melvin Floyd Thede (4) ............10-32 Howard Thede (4.1) ............10-32 - 10-33 Kenneth Alfred Thede (5) ...........10-33 - 10-34 Diane Marie (Thede) Casey (6) .........10-34 - 10-35 Father of Jacob Aubil (11) ............10-36 David Aubil (11.1) .............10-36 - 10-37 Jacob Aubil (12) ..............10-38 George Aubil (12.1) ............10-38 - 10-40 Elizabeth (Aubil) Thomas (12.3) .........10-40 - 10-49 William Aubil (12.4) .............10-49 10-4 INTERACTIVE FAMILY HISTORIES John Aubil (13) ...............10-50 Melinda S. (Aubil) Bedford (13.2) ........10-50 - 10-53 John William Aubil (13.3)...........10-53 - 10-54 Ellen R. (Aubil) Thaler (13.6)..........10-54 - 10-59 Frederick E. Aubil (13.7) ...........10-59 - 10-60 Monroe Walter Aubil (13.8) ..........10-60 - 10-62 Raymond E. Aubil (13.9) ...........10-62 - 10-64 Lela B. (Aubil) Neff (13.10) ...........10-64 Father of Dorothty Holtz (21) ...........10-65 Christian Stubi (31)..............10-66 Christian Stubi, Jr. (32) ............10-66 Gottlieb Stubi (32.5) ............10-66 - 10-69 Johannes Stubi/Steeby (33) ...........10-69 John Steeby (33.1) .............10-69 - 10-72 Frederick Steeby (33.3) ...........10-72 - 10-75 David Steeby (33.6) .............10-75 Rudolph John Steeby (33.8) ..........10-75 - 10-77 Hans Jacob Gerber (61) ............10-78 Jacob F. Gerber (61.5) ............10-78 - 10-88 Christian Gerber/Garver (62) ..........10-89 - 10-90 Christian Garver, Jr. (62.1) ..........10-90 - 10-93 John Garver (62.2) ..............10-93 David Garver (62.10) ............10-93 - 10-98 Isaac Garver (62.14) ............10-99 - 10-101 Jacob Garver (62.15) ............10-101 - 10-102 Leonard Garver (62.18) ...........10-102 - 10-103 THEDE, AUBIL, STEEBY & GARVER FAMILIES 10-5 Martin Garver (63)..............10-104 Elizabeth (Garver) Allender (63.1) ........10-104 - 10-105 John Garver (63.2) ............10-105 - 10-108 Frances (Garver) Shafer (63.5) .........10-108 - 10-109 Martin Garver, Jr. (63.6) ............10-109 Sarah (Garver) Moomaw (63.7) .........10-109 - 10-111 Anna (Garver) Ellenberger (63.8) ........10-111 - 10-113 George Garver (64) .............10-113 Elizabeth (Garver) Bender (64.3) ........10-113 - 10-114 John Garver (64.4)..............10-114 Joseph Garver (64.6) .............10-114 Johannes Schmutz/Smutz (71) .........10-115 - 10-116 Jacob Smutz (71.2) ............10-116 - 10-117 Mary (Smutz) Harshman (71.8) ..........10-117 Jacob Thomas (81)..............10-118 Peterson Family History ...........10-119 - 10-124 Parents of Hilma Johnson ..........10-125 - 10-126 Other Swedish Lines ............10-127 - 10-128 Santelmann Family History ..........10-129 - 10-133 Census Records .............10-134 - 10-162 Surname Index .............10-163 - 10-203 10-6 INTERACTIVE FAMILY HISTORIES INTRODUCTION This is the first edition of “Thede Family History” which focuses on direct an- cestors of the paternal grandfather of Diane (Thede) Casey and their descen- dants. Among these are the author’s oldest known ancestors: Heinrich Thede (born 1796), Jacob Aubil (born 1815), Christian Stubi (born 1774), Christian Gerber (born 1720’s), Johannes Schmutz (born 1764) and Jacob Thomas (born 1740s). Also included are small sections on the paternal grandmother of Diane (Thede) Casey, Swedish lines of Peterson and Johnson, and the maternal grand- parents of Diane (Thede) Casey, German line of Santelmann. The authors of this publication are experienced genealogists and have previously published four family histories. Robert Casey and his father, Harold Casey, pub- lished “Casey Family History” in 1980 and “Shelton, Wininger and Pace Fam- ilies” in 1988. Robert and his mother, Bernice (Brooks) Casey, published “Brooks Family History” in 1982 and “Olliff Family History” in 1992. Also as- sisting on this manuscript are the author’s wife, Diane (Thede) Casey, and her parents, Kenneth and Eleanor Thede. It is highly recommended that anyone wishing to preserve their Thede family history promptly write the authors and contribute any information in their possession. We are specially interested in copies of older photographs, family history recorded in Family Bibles, existing family history sketches, genealogical correspondence which contain a significant quantity of information, letters and diaries written prior to 1900, older legal doc- uments, census records as well as recent additions to your families. Information has been obtained from many sources and references are listed with each family sketch to aid future research on the “Thede Family History.” Much of the history of the Thede family is incomplete. Additional information is greatly appreciated and will be included in future editions of this publication. Much information received by the authors on our family history has been copied and revised several times prior to its inclusion in our publication. The authors have learned from experience that copying and interpreting usually results is less accurate information. Additionally, primary sources of valuable information as well as critical information are lost in this process. If a large amount of infor- mation is derived from another person or existing written material, then please send the name and address of the source or Xerox the existing material. The au- thors can not under emphasize the need and usefulness of original source mate- rial. There are many of our relatives who are interested in adding to our family history but do not know that this publication is being compiled. Additional names and addresses of other interested family historians are very difficult to find without your help. THEDE, AUBIL, STEEBY & GARVER FAMILIES 10-7 The numbering system used by the authors is based on the direct ancestors of the authors. The oldest known direct Thede ancestor, Heinrich Thede, was assigned the number (1). His son, John Thede, was the next generation of direct ancestors and was assigned the number (2). The number assigned to other children, other than direct ancestors of the author, were derived by taking their Thede related parent and appending the number which represents the order of birth of his sib- lings. A similar approach was used on the author’s related lines to the Thede family. The oldest Aubil ancestor was assigned the number (11), the oldest Stubi/Steeby ancestor was assigned the number (31), the oldest Gerber/Garver ancestor was assigned the number (61) and the oldest Schmutz/Smutz ancestor was assigned the number (71). Other numbers that are missing were reserved for the author’s other lines that have not been researched to date. The authors of this manuscript are fortunate to have located several books relating to their an- cestors. Some of these books are still available for sale from the following au- thors: “Thede Family History,” by Jean de Boer, 1982 (limited quantity still available for sale) Route #1, Innerkip, Ontario, Canada NOJ 1MO “The Steeby Family Tree,” by Maude (Bennett) Steeby, 1963 “Steeby Genealogy,” by Maude (Bennett) Steeby, 1982 (neither book is available for sale) 222 East Sycamore, Wayland, MI 49348 “Thomas and Related Families,” by Robert Thomas, 1983 (Covers Aubil’s and related Thomas lines, limited quantity still available for sale) 228 6th Street SW, Strasburg, Ohio 44680 10-8 INTERACTIVE FAMILY HISTORIES PEDIGREE CHART OF DIANE (THEDE) CASEY (Ancestors of paternal grandfather only) Heinrich Thede (8,1) John Thede (4,2) Caroline Schultz (9,41) Emanuel A. Thede (2,3) Sophia Marie Dorothy Holtz (5,22) Margaret ______ (11,51) Melvin Floyd Thede (1,4) Jacob Aubil (12,12) John Aubil (6,13) Hans Gerber (61) Christian Gerber (62) Martin Garver (52, 63) George Garver (26,64) Mary Garver (13,65) Johannes Schmutz (54, 71) Christina Smutz (27,72) Jacob Thomas (81) Anna Thomas (55, 82) Mary C. Aubil (3,14) Christian Stubi (56, 31) Christian Stubi, Jr. (28,32) Johannes Stubi (14,33) Elizabeth Zimmerman (29) Rosa Steeby (7,34) Catherine Buehler (15,72) THEDE, AUBIL, STEEBY & GARVER FAMILIES 10-9 HEINRICH THEDE (1) is the oldest known ancestor of the authors. The tomb- stone of Heinrich Thede shows the spelling to be “Thete.” According to the 1982 “Thede Family History,” Heinrich was born on June 16, 1796 in Germany. Heinrich Thede married Caroline Schultz (born June 6, 1802). According to the 1982 “Thede Family History,” Heinrich and Caroline Thede lived in Strasbourg, Germany. According to the 1955 “Thede Family History,” Heinrich and Caro- line Thede’s son, John, was born in Mecklinburg Schwerin, Germany.
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