Martin Walters

MARTIN WALTERS, 83, DIES

Martin Walters, who came to Nebraska in 1882 and homesteaded the farm northwest of Battle Creek where he has lived for fifty years, died Thursday morning, March 17. Mr. Walters was 83 years old and a native of France. He is survived by his widow, one son and four daughters.  Funeral notice and obituary will follow. (But no further notice could be found).   Source: Battle Creek Enterprise,  March 17, 1932 page 1

Mrs. Henry Walters

Tilden Citizen: Mrs. Henry Walters, mother of William and Arthur Walters of Tilden, died at the home of her daughter near Norfolk on Saturday. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Battle Creek Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. R. S. Kauffroath of the Morning Star U. B. church. Interment was made in the Union cemetery at Battle Creek.

Elsie Peters was born in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, on December 17, 1864, and passed away September 14, 1935, at the age of 70 years, eight months and 27 days. She came to America when 16 years of age, locating in Clinton, Iowa. In December, 1884, she was united in marriage to Henry Walters. To this union nine children were born, six son and three daughters, all of whom are living except on son, Ben, who died in 1929.  She was baptized when a small child and later was confirmed in the Lutheran faith. She has been in failing health for the past year but never complained of her ailments. She was a good wife and mother and delighted in her home.

She leaves to mourn her passing, her husband, Henry Walters of Fremont, five sons, William and Arthur of Tilden; Herman of Elgin; Richard of Norfolk; Oscar of Fremont; three daughters: Mrs. Emma Rowland and Miss Minnie Walters of Norfolk, and Mrs. Bertha Rood of Fremont.

Source: Battle Creek Enterprise, Thursday, September 19, 1935, page 1.

Early Pioneers Wayne County

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Wayne County

Miner, Isaac and Lydia (Bremmenstuhl). Settled in Nebraska: 1869, Wayne County. Isaac born Oct. 20, 1841, Lyons, NY. Died 1912, Wakefield, NE. Married Sept. 1864, Jackson County, MI. Lydia born Feb. 7, 1846, place unknown. Died Jan. 17, 1919, Wakefield, NE. Both buried in Wakefield Cemetery. Parents: Caleb and Caroline (Gee) Miner. Children: Carrie, William, Benjamin, Ollie, Ella, Elmer, Della, Bob, and George. Allied lines: Stout, Pound, Seiver, Turner, Rankan, Brook, Pollack, Jenkins, Chambers. Submitted by: Mrs. Margie Armfield, 5610 Farnam, Omaha, NE 68132. Certificate # 27. Page 93.

Müller, Edward Benjamin and Bertha (Bernstrauch). Settled in Nebraska: 1881 Pierce County and Wayne County. Edward born Sep. 17, 1851, Schurwig, West Prussia, Germany. Died Jan. 15, 1930, Winside, NE. Married Jul. 16, 1881, Wayne, NE. Bertha born Apr. 29, 1864, Brandenburg, Germany. Died Dec. 22, 1935, Winside, NE. Both buried in cemetery at Winside, NE. Parents: Christ and Minnie (Ratsloft) Muller, and August and Elizabeth (Shauff) Barenstraush. Children: Margaretta, Hugo Paul, Ella, Minnie, May, Emma, Arthur, and Art. Allied lines: Wright, Hitch, Peach, Brown, Sisson, Gray, Savage, Cooper, Linser, Hoffman, Kant. Submitted by: Ms. Sally Miller, 650 E. 12th, Apt. C205, York, NE 68467. Certificate # 499. Page 128.

Early Pioneers Stanton County

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Stanton County

Lundquist, Andrew and Margaret (Mitchell). Settled in Nebraska: Omaha, June 1870, then homesteaded 1871, Stanton County. Andrew born Dec. 6, 1842, Mora, Kipperberg (Darlana), Sweden. Died Mar. 18, 1920, Stanton County, NE. Married Nov. 21, 1868, Mora, Sweden. Margaret born Dec. 8, 1844, Vinas, Kipperberg (Darlana), Sweden. Died Feb. 21, 1933, Norfolk, NE. Both buried in Bega Cemetery, Stanton County, NE. Parents: Lund Anders and Anna (Mattsdotter) Persson, and Michels Anders and Anna (Persdotter) Andersson. Children: Anna, Andrew, Sophia, Lars, Fred, Augusta, Christina, Elmer, and May. Allied lines: Götz, Nickle, Muller, Weber, Winnecke/Wienecke, Ross, Cisne/Cesana. Submitted by Edmund Leroy Lundquist, 1209 S. Mulberry, Sioux City, IA 51106. Certificate # 306. Page 87.

Early Pioneers Platte County

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Platte County

Byrnes, Lawrence Henry and Bridget (O.Connor). Settled in Nebraska: 1869, Platte County. Lawrence born Feb. 18, 1831, Codtain, Wicklow County, Ireland. Died May 11, 1917, Columbus, NE. Married Feb. 12, 1866, St. Louis, MO. Bridget born May 5, 1839, Limerick County, Ireland. Died Mar. 1, 1921, Columbus, NE. Both buried in Columbus, NE. Parents: Patrick and Ellen .Ella. (Kearney) O.Byrne, and Maurice and Ellen (Maher) O.Connor. Children: John Charles, Lawrence F., and Ella May. Allied lines: Single, Hoffmeyer, Freh, Gietzen, Burger, Cummings, Reinert, Webb, Jones, Green, Isgrig. Submitted by: Mrs. Nancy Isgrig Murphy, 207 Jones Cir., Columbus, NE. 39701. Certificate # 465. Pages 52, 53.

Dineen, John and Mary (Carrig). Settled in Nebraska: 1859, Platte County. John born 1820, County Cork, Ireland. Died Jan. 3, 1894, Shell Creek Valley, Platte County, Nebraska. Married Apr. 15, 1863, Platte County, Nebraska. Mary born 1836, County Kerry, Ireland. Died Apr. 5, 1896, Shell Creek Valley, Platte County. Both buried in St. Patrick.s Cemetery, Platte County, Nebraska. Parents: David Carrig. Children: William F., John M., Johanna E., Charles C., Mary A., and Mike J. Allied lines: Hughes, White, Johnson, Norman, Bonham, Warner, Miller, Morrison, Robbins, Abell, Schneider, Schaffer, Schafer, Dixon, Scanlan, Keifer. Submitted by: Richard Schafer, 823 Emerson Ave., Alliance, NE 69301. Certificate # 214. Page 13.

Dinnin, Joseph Henry and Harriett Louise (Pomeroy). Settled in Nebraska: 1882, near Columbus, Platte County. Henry born Aug. 5, 1844, Toulon, Stark County, IL. Died Jun. 14, 1935, Columbus, NE. Married Sep. 2, 1868, Toulon, Stark County, IL. Harriett born Mar. 18, 1842, Franklin, Franklin County, VT. Died Feb. 3, 1901, Columbus, NE. Buried: Joseph. Columbus Cemetery. {Editor.s Note: buried location typed as found in the book}. Parents: John and Cristine (Acker) Drinnin. Children: Samuel P., Eliza P., George W., Evelyn G., and Plessie M. Allied lines: Halstead, Stevenson, Hunger, Kurth, Marty, Geiser. Submitted by: Mrs. LaDonna English, 2325 Fredrick Pl., Valdosta, GA 31601. Certificate # 333. Page 124.

Gerrard, Joseph and Adeline (Allen). Settled in Nebraska: 1859, Monroe County now Platte County. Joseph born Oct. 18, 1799, Manchester, Lancaster County, England. Died Oct. 16, 1870, Monroe, NE. Married Oct. 4, 1826, New Bedford, MA. Adeline born Jul. 11, 1807, New Bedford, Bristol County, MA. Died Oct. 26, 1894, Platte County, NE. Buried at Columbus, Nebraska City Cemetery. Parents: John Gerrard, and Jonathan and Elizabeth (Sanford) Allen. Children: Avis, Adeline Elizabeth, Emma L., Edward Allen, Leander, Sarah E., and Frederick Henry. Allied lines: Wolgamood, Field, Cooper, Spence, Friend, Knable, Williams, Roads, Alder, Murphy, Taylor, Allen. Submitted by: Mrs. Becky Whedon, 666 North 63rd, Omaha, NE 68132. Certificate # 85. Page 18.

Jarecki, Walenty and Frances (Bladzik). Settled in Nebraska: 1867-68, Columbus, Platte County. Walenty born 1831, Posen, Prussia. Died Jan. 31, 1906, Columbus, NE. Married 1855, place not given. Frances born 1830, place not given. Died August 1912, Columbus, NE. Both buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Duncan, NE. Parents: not given. Children: Veronica, Francis, Stephen, Eva, Hedwig, and Matthew Val. Allied lines: Tryba, Jaracki, Bladzik. Submitted by: Barbara V. Jarecki, Schmid Apt. #3, Columbus, NE 68601. Certificate # 183. Page 25.

Johnson, John {Jens Morgensen} and Mary Lavina (Newman). Settled in Nebraska: 1874, Looking Glass township, Platte County. John born Feb 23, 1862, Gjoddinghaus, Vejle, Denmark. Died in Florida, date unknown. Married May 1, 1883, Albion, NE. Mary born 1865, Marian County, IW. {Editor.s Note: Should this be IA for Iowa?}. Died not given. Parents: Hans Henrik and Mette (Christensen) Jensen, and Stephen L. and Emma I. (Walker) Newman. Children: Frank T., Minnie, Emma, and Maggie. Allied lines: Knudsdatter, Lassen, Olesdatter, Hansen, Hansdatter, Jacobsen. Submitted by: Margaret Keenan, 9625 Maple Dr., Omaha, NE 68134. Certificate # 33. Page 79.

Kummer, Rudolf and Anna Elizabeth (Klenchey). Settled in Nebraska: Spring 1859, Columbus, Platte County. Rudolf born Jul. 24, 1826, Arwangen, Canton, Berne, Switzerland. Died Sep. 6, 1906, Columbus, NE. Married before 1851, Switzerland. Anna born May 29, 1829, Mumental, Switzerland. Died Feb. 12, 1905, Columbus, NE. Buried location not given. Parents: not given. Children: Robert, Rudolf, Otto, and Albert. Allied lines: Olcott, Kimball, Person, Nelson. Submitted by Pamelia Nelson Long, 722 West 27th St., Kearney, NE 68847. Certificate # 235. Page 28.

Lisco, William and Martha (Shields). Settled in Nebraska: 1873, Platte County. William born Oct. 12, 1823, County Meath, Ireland. Died Sep. 7, 1909, Columbus, NE. Married 1847, Ireland. Martha born 1827, Kingscourt, County Cavan, Ireland. Died Jul. 31, 1881, Columbus, NE. Both buried at cemetery at Columbus, NE. Parents: not listed. Children: Jack .John., Joe, William, Robert Young, Ruben, Isabel, Emma Louise, and Fred. Allied lines: Shieds, Nesbit, Sillery, Waters, Wall, Pennington, Dent, Wood. Submitted by: Frances Pennington, 516 N. Hastings, Hastings, NE 68901. Certificate # 202. Pages 86, 87.

Petterson, Lars August and Johanna (Larsdotter/Larson). Settled in Nebraska: 1872-79, near Newman Grove, Platte County. Lars born Jan. 6, 1840, Hjertorp, Mellemgard, Ora Alvsborg, Sweden. Died June 2, 1923, Genoa, NE. Married June 8, 1863, Sweden. Johanna born June 8, 1840, Soldat Torp Hosthagen Timmele Alvsborg, Sweden. Died Dec. 7, 1918, Genoa, NE. Parents: Petter and Ingjerd (Larsdatter) Magnusson, and Lars and Cajsa (Gabrielsdatter) Persson. Children: Claus Herman, Anna, Carl Emil, Emma, Wilhelmina Augusta, Hanna, John Levin, Gideon Victor, Selma Edena, and Caroline Elizabeth. Allied lines: Rorebeck, Deupree, Stillwell, Brandon, Beckett, Torrance, Crockett, Thompson, Lee, Herman, Keenan. Submitted by: Mrs. Peg. Heenan, 9625 Maple Dr., Omaha, NE 68134. Certificate # 34. Page 99.

Steiner, Carl Fredrick and Mette J. (Christensen). Settled in Nebraska: 1875, Looking Glass township, Platte County. Carl born June 24, 1837, Giodding, Norup Vil, Vejle Cty, Denmark. Died Mar. 5, 1900, Platte County, NE. Married Jul. 14, 1866, Norup Vil. Vejle, Cty, Denmark. Mette born Apr. 22, 1835, Skibet Vil, Vejle Cty, Denmark. Died Mar. 27, 1911, Newman Grove, Platte County, NE. Both are buried in cemetery at Newman Grove, NE. {Editor’s Note: Newman Grove is located both in Madison County and in Platte County. The cemetery they are buried in is Hope Cemetery and it is located just south of Newman Grove.} Parents: Carl Fredrick and Maren (Schmidt) Steiner, Sr., and Christen and Tove (Hansdotter) Jensen. Children: Maren, Christen J., Tova Marie, Karl Fredrick, and Hans Christen. Allied lines: Farr, Daniel, Watt, Helness, Minear, Weiss, Wesley, Larson, Johannesen, Ness. Submitted by: Mrs. Virginia Swartz, Box 505, Alexandria, MN 56308. Certificate # 154. Page 112.

Early Pioneers Pierce County

Early Pioneers of Nebraska

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Pierce County

Müller, Edward Benjamin and Bertha (Bernstrauch). Settled in Nebraska: 1881, Pierce County and Wayne County. Edward born Sep. 17, 1851, Schurwig, West Prussia, Germany. Died Jan. 15, 1930, Winside, NE. Married Jul. 16, 1881, Wayne, NE. Bertha born Apr. 29, 1864, Brandenburg, Germany. Died Dec. 22, 1935, Winside, NE. Both buried in cemetery at Winside, NE. Parents: Christ and Minnie (Ratsloft) Muller, and August and Elizabeth (Shauff) Barenstraush. Children: Margaretta, Hugo Paul, Ella, Minnie, May, Emma, Arthur, and Art. Allied lines: Wright, Hitch, Peach, Brown, Sisson, Gray, Savage, Cooper, Linser, Hoffman, Kant. Submitted by: Ms. Sally Miller, 650 E. 12th, Apt. C205, York, NE 68467. Certificate # 499. Page 128.

 

Early Pioneers Madison County

Early Pioneers of Nebraska

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Madison County

Brummund, Gottlieb Herman and Ulricke L. (Ruhlow). Settled in Nebraska: 1869,  Madison County. Gottlieb born May 11, 1834, Pslugrada, Pommern, Germany. Died Apr. 21, 1916, Norfolk, NE. Married May 30, 1862, Pommern, Germany. Ulricke born Aug. 2, 1836, Ludwegstahl, Pommern, Germany. Died March 15, 1922, Norfolk, NE. Both buried in New Lutheran Cemetery, Norfolk, NE. Parents: Not given. Children: William A., Wilhelmina, August J., Emil, Paul, Lily, Anna, Martha, and Maria Anna. Allied lines: Hans, Jurie, Wegener, Villnow, Lambrecht, Pribnow, Jodian. Submitted by Dorothy Wegener, RR 4, Box 57, Norfolk, NE. 68701. Certificate # 192. Page 51.

Clark, Ashel N. and Mary Maria (Scott). Settled in Nebraska: by 1870, Dakota County, and Madison County. Ashel born Jul. 27, 1831, Washington County, PA. Died Sep. 9, 1896, Madison County, NE. Married Mar. 29, 1858, Benton County, IA. Mary born Jul. 25, 1836, Allen County, OH. Died Nov. 5, 1917, Battle Creek, NE. Both buried at Fairview Cemetery, Madison County, NE. Parents: Ichabod W. and Charlotte (Ray) Clark, and Abraham and Jane (Hover) Scott. Children: Almira Jane, Charlotte Ann, Mary Elizabeth, Ulyssus Grant, Sherman, and George. Allied lines: Vaught, Shaver, Phillippi, Steffey, Cannoy, Fielder, Wright, McGaw, Miller. Submitted by Mrs. Vera Williams, 3321 S. 19th ST., Omaha, NE 68108. Certificate #188. Page 54.

Creamer, James H. and Lydia Lavona (Lau). Settled in Nebraska: June 1870, Madison County. James born 1822, Monaghan, Ireland. Died May 4, 1897, Grand Island, NE., Veterans. Home. Married date and place not known {first child born 1847}. Lydia born Mar. 5, 1831, Vermont. Died Sep. 18, 1890, Madison County, NE. James buried in cemetery at Veterans. Home, Grand Island, NE. Lydia buried at Crown Hill Cemetery, Madison, NE. Parents: not known. Children: Stephen, James, Frank, David A., Catherine L., Mary Adeline, John Henry, Paul Edmond, Ellen .Nellie., Margaret Rebecca, William, and Lydia. Allied lines: Gilbert, Mather, Lockwood, Lamb, Wheeler. Submitted by George Wheeler, 1218 W. 5th, Grand Island, NE 68801. Certificate # 500. Page 56.

Dufphey, Joel Hale and Amalia A. (Brown). Settled in Nebraska: 1873, Norfolk, NE. Joel born Sept. 2, 1851, Grayson County, VA. Died Apr. 27, 1927, Battle Creek, Madison Co., NE. Married Feb. 25, 1879, Grayson County, VA. Amalia born Feb. 7, 1852, near Galax, Grayson Co. VA. Died Dec. 30, 1941, Battle Creek, NE. Both buried in Union Cemetery, Battle Creek, NE. Parents: Richard Hale and Patience (Parker) Dufphey, and John and Martha .Patsy. (Nuckolls) Brown, Jr. Children: Martha Isabella, and John Brown. Allied lines: Hurford, Hull, Hamer, Tanner, Swift, Wood, Hudson. Submitted by: Mrs. Laura Allison, 1501 Girard SE., Albuquerque, NM 8710_. Certificate # 240. Page 59.

Fox, Cyrus and Catherine M. (Miller). Settled in Nebraska: 1877, Madison County. Cyrus born Oct. 27, 1848, Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA. Died Jun. 12, 1942, Garfield Table, Lincoln County, NE. Married Jun. 19, 1871, Blackhawk County, IA. Catherine born at Watertown, Jefferson County, NY. Birth date not listed. Died Arnold, Custer County, NE. Death date not listed. Both buried at Fort McPherson, National Cemetery, Maxwell, NE. Parents: William L. and Sarah (Watts) Fox, and John and Sophia (Bahr) Miller. Children: John W., Matilda Adaline, Beulah Elizabeth, Elizabeth Maude, Edward Maurice, and Aura Pearl. Allied lines: Ernst, Smith, Jensen, Larson, Anderson, Ruckman, McCrady, McClure, Rockwell. Submitted by: Mrs. Vonna Jackson, 919 Pleasant View Dr. Grand Island, NE. 68801. Certificate # 99. Page 62.

Friday, John Henry and Rebecca (Foreman). Settled in Nebraska: Spring 1869, Rock Creek/Madison/Jefferson County. John born Oct. 7, 1842, Darke County, OH. Died Nov. 9, 1909, Steele City, NE. Married Mar. 17, 1867, Delisle, OH. Rebecca born Apr. 7, 1848, Lancaster, PA. Died Aug. 14, 1905, Steele City, NE. Both buried at Fairbury, NE. Parents: Jacob and Sopphia F. (Hesser) Friday, and Henry C. and Rebecca (Krick) Foreman. Children: Lilly May, Elmer Ellsworth, Luetta Elmira, John Wesley, Bertha Almeda, Ida Zennany, Ruthelia Myrtle, Pearl Edith, Ray Omer & Gay Opal {twins}, Harry Slocum, and Vida Lenore. Allied lines: Turner, Fleming, Wallace, Blair, Catharp, Lancet, Brown, Bagley, Pixley. Submitted by: Barbara Pixley, 22351 De Grasse Dr., Woodland Hills, CA 91364. Certificate # 288. Page 63.   { Update March 6, 2012:  There is additional information on this family.  You may find it at  http://www.pixleyblair.tribalpages.com/  or you may go directly to the information at http://pixleyblair.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=pixleyblair&view=78&ver=5149&storyid=2027  }

Munson, Henry Addison and Emily Sophia (Emery). Settled in Nebraska: ca 1870-71, Madison County. Henry born Apr. 12, 1827, Potsdam, St. Lawrence County, NY. Died Jun. 4, 1887, Emerick, Madison County, NE. Married Mar. 5, 1850, Potsdam, NY. Emily born Apr. 27, 1830, St. Lawrence County, NY. Died Jan. 22, 1910, Mendota, IL. Henry is buried at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Emerick, NE. [Editor’s Note: known today as Emerick Cemetery, south of Meadow Grove, NE.] Emily buried at Mendota, IL. Parents: Ira and Olive (Austin) Munson, and Jonathon and Fanny (Sunshee) Emery. Children: Homer, Noble Orson, Fanny Dianna, Olive Emily, Emery, and Mary. Allied lines: Wardwell, Chamberlin, Rosengrant, Voorhees, Swain, Hulen, Cros ?, Stull, Sampley, Drew. Submitted by: Mrs. Jeanne Shebley, 220 S. Lee, Oakdale, CA. 95361. Certificate # 199. Page 95.

Pribnow, Gottlieb F. F. and Johanna F. A. (Jodian). Settled in Nebraska: 1873, Norfolk, Madison County. Gottlieb born May 23, 1842, Pommern, Germany {Breitenfeld bei Daber}. Died Sep. 7, 1924, Norfolk, NE. Married Jun 24, 1868, Steinhoefel, Germany. Johanna born Jun. 2, 1843, Steinhoefel bei Frium Wahle, Germany. Died Feb. 2, 1935, Norfolk, NE. Buried at St. Paul.s Lutheran Cemetery, Norfolk, NE. Parents: not given. Children: Frank, Matilda, Louis Carl, Robert, Martha, and Marie Anna Sophie. Allied lines: Jurie, Hans, Wegener, Villnow, Lambrecht, Pribnow, Ruhlow, Brummund. Submitted by: Mrs. Dorothy Monson, Rt. 4, Box 57, Norfolk, NE 68701. Certificate # 191. Page 101.

Seiffert, William and Amelia (Uecker). Settled in Nebraska: 1866, Norfolk, Madison County. William born May 1856, New York, New York. Died 1935, Norfolk, NE. Married 1876, Norfolk, NE. Amelia born June 24, 1856, Wisconsin. Died 1924, Norfolk, NE. Both buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk, NE. Parents: William Seiffert, and Carl and Augustine (Timmel) Uecker. Children: Charles, Henry, Lizzie, Lena, William, Bertha, Ernest, Erdman, Royal George, Hattie, Anna, and Clarence. Allied lines: not given. Submitted by Reta Seiffert, 730 South 37th, Lincoln, NE 68510. Certificate # 479. Page 37.

Villnow, Friedrich C. and Charlotte Fredricka (Lambrecht). Settled in Nebraska: 1877-78, Norfolk, Madison County. Friedrich born Sep. 11, 1829, Wiessenthal, Pommern, Prussia. Died Mar. 31, 1911, Norfolk, NE. Married 1852, Germany. Charlotte born Dec. 7, 1826, Prussia. Died Aug. 16, 1923, Norfolk, NE. Both buried in Old Lutheran Cemetery, Norfolk, NE. Parents: Not given. Children: Albertine, Louis, Wilhelmine Dorothea, Augusta, Anton, Henrietta G., and August W. Allied lines: Ruhlow, Brummund, Jodian, Pribnow, Hans, Jurie, Wegener. Submitted by: Mrs. Dorothy Monson, RR 4, Box 57, Norfolk, NE 68701. Certificate # 106. Page 116.

Wegener, Ferdinand J. L. and Amalie Wilhelmine (Hans). Settled in Nebraska: 1870, Norfolk, Madison County. Ferdinand born Aug. 9, 1828, Albrechtsburg, Prussia. Died Apr. 7, 1890, Norfolk, NE. Married Apr. 30, 1854, Jefferson County, WI. Amalie born Jun. 18, 1835, Prussia. Died Aug. 21, 1911, Norfolk, NE. Both buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk, NE. Parents: Johan/Yochem/Joachim and Dorothea E. (Jurie/Jura/Juhre) Hans. Children: Gustav Adolph, Loife, Luhis Ferdinand, Elizabeth, Amanda, Antonie Mina, Theodore August, Hillean, Admond, Robert Wilhelm, and Ferdinand Emiel. Allied lines: Ruhlow, Brummund, Jodian, Pribnow, Lambrecht, Villnow. Submitted by: Mrs. Dorothy Monson, RR 4, Box 57, Norfolk, NE 68701. Certificate # 106. Page 116.

Early Pioneers Boone County

Early Pioneers of Nebraska

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Boone County

Francisco, Aller G. and Ruby Irene (Grover). Settled in Nebraska: 1872, Albion, Boone County. Aller born Sept. 29, 1933, Allegahany Co., NY. Died Sept. 5, 1913, Albion, NE. Married Aug. 15, 1858, Sandusky Co., OH. Ruby born Aug. 6, 1836-8, Fremont, Sandusky Co., OH. Died Jan. 12, 1916, Albion, NE. Both buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Albion, NE. Parents: Stephen Grover. Childen: Addalaid, Arabelle, Frank James, Agnes Rosetta, and Jacob Ransom. Allied lines: Murphy, Driscoll, Graybill, Blankenship. Submitted by: Mrs. Eloyce Hope, 210 Hampshire St. Vallejo, CA. 94590. Certificate # 158. Page 62.

Smith, Abel and Maria Louisa (Cunningham). Settled in Nebraska: Spring 1872, Albion, Boone County. Abel born Feb. 5, 1832, Eltham, England. Died Jul. 23, 1910, Albion, NE. Married Feb. 14, 1878, Albion, Boone County. Maria born Aug. 3, 1845, Mifflintown, PA. Died Aug. 11, 1899, Albion, NE. Both buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Albion, NE. Parents: William Smith, and Richard C. and Catherine C. (McKennan) Cunningham. Children: Mark N. and Sarah Catherine. Allied lines: Petrie, Tubbs, Ball, Thumb, Wolf. Submitted by Mrs. Kathryn Deden, 1916 15th St. Columbus, Ne 68601. Certificate # 211. Page 108.

Voorhees, Alexander and Maria (Chamberlain). Settled in Nebraska: 1870.s, .Voorhees Valley,. Boone County. Alexander born May 11, 1823, Ovid, Seneca Co., NY. Died Apr. 16, 1909, Cook Co. IL. Married Mar. 7, 1843, Dix, NY. Maria born Jan. 13, 1812, Litchfield Co. CT. Died Aug. 20, 1883, St. Edward, NE. Alexander buried Elmwood Cemetery, Chicago, IL. Maria buried Rosehill Cemetery, St. Edward, NE. Parents: Tunis and Sarah (Rosengrant) Voorhees, and James B. and Mary .Polly. (Wardwell) Chamberlain. Children: Charles Clifford and John Collins. Allied lines: Dunshee, Emery, Austin, Munson, Swain, Hulen, Crow ?, Stull, Sampley, Drew. Submitted by: Mrs. Jeanne Shebley, 220 S. Lee, Oakdale, CA 95361. Certificate # 198. Page 116.

Early Pioneers Antelope County

Early Pioneers of Nebraska

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Antelope County

Davis, John Isaac and Alice Alma (Hutchins). Settled in Nebraska: 1877, Antelope County. John born August 7, 1860, in Coloma, Waushara Co., WI. Died Dec. 1, 1913, Harrison, NE. Married: Oct. 20, 1885, North Loup, NE. Alice born Oct. 23, 1865 near Albert Lea, MN. Died Aug. 19, 1941, Harrison, NE. Both buried in Harrison Cemetery. Parents: Daniel Perkins and Sarah (Drake) Davis, and Alanzo Bradley and Rosetta (Week) Hutchins. Children: Archie C., Daniel P., Edna Fern, Rosetta, John A., and Wanda M. Allied lines: Blivens, Crandall, Rogers, Lovelis, Griswold, Barker, Rader, Whitlock, McQue, Jones, Bixler. Submitted by: Mrs. Virginia Cassells, Rt. 4, Box 1-E, Scottsbluff, NE 69361. Certificate #408. Page 58.

Hopkins, Amos Crandall and Thankful Otiskia (Ames). Settled in Nebraska: 1867-68,Antelope County. Amos born May 22, 1825, in Virgil, Cortland Co., NY. Died Nov. 5, 1904, Tilden, Antelope Co., NE. Married Nov. 2, 1845, Girard, PA. Thankful born May 25, 1827, in Girard, Erie Co. PA. Died Sept. 19, 1915, Tilden, NE. Both buried in Neligh Cemetery, Neligh, NE. Parents: Gardiner and Freelove (Parker) Hopkins, and Allen and Nancy (Claucy) Ames. Children: Emma Amelia, Amos Clyde, Andy Williams, John Henry, Ida Josephine, Hazel Estelle, Ernest Norman, Harry Simon, Edith Irene, Iva Gertrude, Myrtle, Sarah, Viola Lucille, Charles Harold, and Eva Louise. Allied lines: Andersen, Nelsen, Berry, Butt, Barrett, Fraklin, Cox, Farrington. Submitted by Edwin W. Barrett, Myron Stratton Home, Colorado Springs, CO. 80906. Certificate # 372. Page 75.

Rodgers, Edwin Blake and Elizabeth Bell (Brown). Settled in Nebraska: 1876. Orchard, Antelope County. Note: Edwin came to Nebraska with his first wife, Mary Cramer and their daughter, Alberta. No other information on Mary is given. Edwin born June 10, 1854, Butleigh, Somerset, England. Married Dec. 25, 1888, Nebraska City, NE. Elizabeth Bell (Brown) born Aug. 13, 1863, Denver, CO. Edwin died Jul. 28, 1925, Osmond, Pierce Co., NE. Elizabeth died Jul 31, 1900, Osmond, NE. Both buried in cemetery at Osmond, NE. Parents: James and Mary Ann (Blake) Rodgers, and George Augustus and Catherine Francis (Sadler) Brown. Children: with first wife, Alberta C.; with second wife, Viola Fern, Myrtle Ivian, Waldo James, Clarence Edwin, Ernest Blake, and Opal Ruby. Allied names: Murray, Mann, Duncan, Irwin, Howell, Gibson, Reeves. Submitted by: Mrs. Belvadine Lecher, 530 Beech St., Chadron, NE 69337. Certificate # 457. Page 104.

Heroic work of Joseph Ray

The Columbus Telegram has the following to say of the heroic work of Jos. Ray, son of “Dad” Ray of this city: Columbus has a candidate for one of the Carnegie hero medals. His name is Joe Ray, one of the switchmen in the local U. P. yards. Had it not been for the presence of mind and the prompt action of Mr. Ray last Wednesday morning no doubt there would have been another railroad tragedy to the credit of Columbus. The person rescued was John Speicher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Speicher. John is delivery boy at the Cassin meat market.

About eight o’clock Wednesday morning he started to drive across the railroad tracks on Olive street. At the same time the Union Pacific switch engine suddenly appeared from behind the lumber sheds in that vicinity. Speicher first thought he would stop, but his horse was spirited, and he then tried to whip up and cross ahead of the engine. He had tarried too long. The horse got across the track, but the engine backed square into the buggy. Joe Ray was riding on the foot board at the rear of the engine, and as young Speicher was hurled toward him he hooked one arm firmly around the hand rail and with the other pushed Speicher to one side, so that he fell beyond the rails. Had it not been for the interference of Ray it is the opinion of those who witnessed the accident that Speicher had surely been killed. As it was the young man was thrown about thirty feet. He was unconscious and bleeding at the nose when picked up, but his injuries proved to be quite trivial. Brakeman Ray was almost if not quite as seriously injured, and has laid off from work for the balance of the week. He was caught between the buggy and the engine and was quite seriously bruised.

Source: The Madison Star-Mail, January 18, 1907, page 5.