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Quellen-Verweis NF12874 :

Personen : (Unknown) Magdalena, Truth Phillip
Listed in the (1763-1900) Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Phillip Truth
Bride: Magdalena Schifferdecker
County: St. Clair
Date: April 18, 1872
Marriage Licence: 4579

Quellen-Verweis NF12889 :

Personen : Pflugmacher Louisa Marie, Schwartz John
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: John Schwartz
Bride: Louise Pflugmader
Date: 10/17/1882
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 2489
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12902 :

Personen : Meier C. T., Meredith Leanora
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: C. T. Meier
Bride: Leanora Meredith
Date: 11/09/1903
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 97
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12903 :

Personen : Painter Rosa A., Schwartz Rogers A.
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Rogers A. Schwartz
Bride: Rosa A. Painter
Date: 11/27/1905
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 2494
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12904 :

Personen : Gadow Doras, Schwartz William
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: William Schwartz
Bride: Doras Gadow
Date: 04/24/1873
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 119
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12905 :

Personen : Hoevenstreit Aemilie, Schwartz Philip
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Philip Schwartz
Bride: Aemilie Hoevenstreit
Date: 09/11/1856
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 4998
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12907 :

Personen : Floyd William C., Gray Elsie Emmaline
On July 1950, the family moved from Oklahoma to Baltimore, Maryland. This was due to the lack of work in Oklahoma.

Quellen-Verweis NF12914 :

Personen : Haas Catharine, Meier Johann "John"
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: John Meier
Bride: Catharine Haas
Date: 10/02/1869
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00003589
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12928 :

Personen : Meier Elizabeth, Reifschneider Adam
Adam and Elizabeth lived in Waterloo, Illinois. After the death of Elizabeth, Adam lived in Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF12938 :

Personen : Meier Emile, Plegge Emilie F.
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Emile Meier
Bride: Emilie F. Plegge
Date: 01/20/1881
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00001453
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12942 :

Personen : Lage Margaretha, Meier Carl B.
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Carl B. Meier
Bride: Margaretha Lage
Date: 04/10/1866
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00001905
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12943 :

Personen : Hauser Catharina, Meier Charles
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Charles Meier
Bride: Catharina Hauser
Date: 03/29/1869
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00003393
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12944 :

Personen : Meier Christ A., Riedel Annie
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Christ A. Meier
Bride: Annie Riedel
Date: 06/04/1899
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00009250
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12945 :

Personen : Meier Conrad, Strepenreuter Ernestina
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Conrad Meier
Bride: Ernestina Strepenreuter
Date: 12/11/1849
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00002618
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12947 :

Personen : Meier Felix, Sauer Elizabeth
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Felix Meier
Bride: Elizabeth Sauer
Date: 08/10/1882
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00002543
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12948 :

Personen : Meier Henry, Voskamp Mary C.
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Henry Meier
Bride: (Not Given) Voskamp
Date: 11/30/1876
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 58
County: St. Clair
They had one child, daughter named Elizabeth Marie Charlotte Meier.

Quellen-Verweis NF12949 :

Personen : Joerg Louisa, Meier Fritz
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Fritz Meier
Bride: Louisa Joerg
Date: 03/25/1894
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00002622
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12950 :

Personen : Diehl Elizabeth, Meier Henry E.
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Henry E. Meier
Bride: Elizabeth Diehl
Date: 08/10/1881
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00001752
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12951 :

Personen : (Unknown) Emma, Guetermann John
The folowing was taken from the 1870 US Census in St. Clair County, Illinois:
E. St. Louis, Page 13
dwelling #179
family #206
Guetermann, John age 32 birthpace baden
"" "" Emma " 30 " "
"" "" Joseph " 9 " Illinois
" " Frank " 4 " "
" " Rosa " 2 " "

Quellen-Verweis NF12952 :

Personen : Amster Anna M., Meier Jacob
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Jacob Meier
Bride: Anna M. Amster
Date: 03/23/1900
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00009926
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12953 :

Personen : Bruckmann Wilhelmina, Meier John George
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: John George Meier
Bride: Wilhelmina Bruckmann
Date: 02/21/1875
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00000283
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12955 :

Personen : Huck Babetta, Meier Julius H.
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Julius H. Meier
Bride: Babetta Huck
Date: 11/02/1875
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00000581
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12957 :

Personen : Kempf Carolina, Meier Simon
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Simon Meier
Bride: Carolina Kempf
Date: 11/15/1868
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00003233
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12958 :

Personen : Lembke Amalia M., Meier Mathias
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: Mathias Meier
Bride: Amalia M. Lembke
Date: 05/07/1893
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00001998
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF12981 :

Personen : Diehl John, Haas Catharine
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index:
Groom: John Diehl
Bride: Catharine Haas
Date: 04/05/1856
Volume: N/A
Page: N/A
License: 00004811
County: St. Clair

Quellen-Verweis NF13065 :

Personen : Dietrich Mary Sophia, Lehr Jacob
They lived in Wamego, Kansas.

Quellen-Verweis NF13080 :

Personen : Booker Merla Evelyn, Guettermann John
John Guettermann married a second wife named Merla Evelyn Booker, a woman the children all hated. Matter of fact, because of her the children left home as soon as they were old enough. Soon after John Guettermann died, Merla (Booker) Guettermann and her side of the family destroyed most of the Guettermann family history and pictures.
The family is listed in the 1930 U.S. Census - Belleville Township, St. Clair County, Illinois:
ED 82-18 Sheet 8A
Belleville City, 5th Ward (part); 3rd District, Belleville Township:
GUETTERMAN, John, 49
GUETTERMAN, Merla, 43
GUETTERMAN, Adele, 14
GUETTERMAN, Norman, 13
GUETTERMAN, Joseph, 9

Quellen-Verweis NF13081 :

Personen : Guettermann Norman John, Pubrat Theila "Theola" Ann
They lived in Atchison, Kansas.

Quellen-Verweis NF13083 :

Personen : Gueterman John, Kauffman Caroline
Ten children were born from this union, with seven living as per the April 23, 1910 census.

Quellen-Verweis NF13132 :

Personen : Gutermann Johann Adam, Schneider Eva Katharina
Source Information:
Batch No.: M983051
Dates: 1750 - 1867
Source Call No.: 0193867
Type: Film

Quellen-Verweis NF13150 :

Personen : Gudermann Elisabeth, Gudermann Wilhelm
Both have the last name of Gudermann.

Quellen-Verweis NF13165 :

Personen : Guttermann Adolf, Maucher Josefa Mathilde
Marriage records list them as Adolf Gutermann and Mathilde Maucher.

Quellen-Verweis NF13179 :

Personen : Guttermann Johann Konrad, Schwartz Anna Maria
Marriage record list their names as Johann Konrad Guttermann and Anna Maria Schwartz.

Quellen-Verweis NF13196 :

Personen : Gudermann Anna Maria, Schroeder Johannes
Their child was named afer the mother - Gudermann.

Quellen-Verweis NF13386 :

Personen : Güttermann Jakob, Schopp Anna Maria
Married under the names of Jakob Güttermann and Anna Maria Schopp

Quellen-Verweis NF13387 :

Personen : Gütermann Andreas, Schaid Catharina
Transcript of marriage record: On 14 February 1763, after three proclamations were made and no objection raised, the following were married: the honorable bachelor Andreas, legitimate son of Johann Gütermann and his wife Elisabetha Niclas of Ingenheim, with Catharina, the legitimate daughter of Jacob Schaid and his wife Catharina of Hergesweiler. The bride was a Calvinist but converted to Catholicism yesterday in a public ceremony in this parish. The wedding was conducted by Pastor Michael Acker. Witnesses were Nicolaus Georg Jacob Niclas and Johann Simon Dalm, who signed below. Recorded by J. Orpheus.
Reference Information: The term "Calvinism" is often used as a synonym for "Reformed Protestantism", and encompasses the whole body of doctrine taught by Reformed churches. In addition to maintaining a Calvinist soteriology, a key feature of this system is an aversion to any form of worship not explicitly instituted in the New Testament.

Quellen-Verweis NF13395 :

Personen : Guttermann Jacob, Maeurer Anna Elisabetha
Marriage records list them as Jacob Guttermann and Anna Elisabetha Maeurer, married on May 31, 1859, in Evangelisch, Freinsheim, Pfalz, Bayern.

Quellen-Verweis NF13409 :

Personen : Guttermann Georgius Jacobus, Loesch Margaretha
Marriage record list their names as Georgius Jacobus Guttermann and Margaretha Loesch.

Quellen-Verweis NF13417 :

Personen : Friedmann Lina, Guttermann Max
They had one child named Henry Guttermann.
Around 1936, Max, Lina and Henry moved to the United States, and their family name became Gitterman, and settled at Washington Heights, upper Manhattan, New York City. Henry became a president of Beth Hillel, which was a nice place to meet girls from the same background. Henry is married to Eva. Henry and Eva have three children. Amy (born 1953), who is married to Brian, and whose children are Alice (born 1986) and the twins David and Rachel (born 1990); Jane (born 1955) who is married to Steve, and has no children; and Matt Gitterman (born 1965), who is married to Nancy, and whose chidren are Henry (born 1996) and Emma (born 1999).

Quellen-Verweis NF13418 :

Personen : Deuschel Margarethae (Deutschel), Guttermann Johannis "Johannes"
Marriage records list them as Johannes Guttermann and Margaretha Dauschel.

Quellen-Verweis NF13451 :

Personen : Guttermann Richard, Jockers Elisabeth "Elsie"
Below is an excerpt from an article called: "From the Infantryman of a Duke to a Torture in America. A story of the Jockers Family from Waldfischbach." by Richard Fasco...
... (Elisabeth Jockers) She arrived at New York, and continued on to the city of Santa Fe where her brother had already settled. Here she found accommodation and became settled. After some weeks, Elisabeth Jockers became acquainted with a young man who had emigrated exactly like her from the Pfalz, from Bad Dürkheim. They fell in love and soon celebrated their wedding. Several sons and daughters came from the Guttermann marriage. As the children grew up, they heard all about the little village of Waldfischbach. Their mother particularly spoke of the day she longed to return there, but the large family did not really enable this to be possible.
The youngest son had a bit more luck. He managed to travel, before World War 1, to Germany for several weeks. He spent many unforgettable hours there. He returned home with all the greetings from the relatives to his family. Unfortunately, all to soon it was time to return to Europe. This time it was as an American soldier to fight against the Germans in France. After the end of the war, he again made the trip to the west of the Rhine and joyfully was welcomed in Bad Dürkheim, Waldfischbach and Pirmasens. Unfortunately it was again soon time to leave. His mother never did get to see her parents or her homeland again. She died in America and was buried in Santa Fe. After the deaths of their parents, the children did not remain in Santa Fe, but travelled further west, which was still sparsely populated.
The sons acquired a large amount property in near Los Angeles, and they built a large house on it. When it was finished, they invited his sister to come and stay. They were all very pleased with the area and planned to stay there. Amalia Guttermann was a very beautiful girl, was very intelligent and fast became at home in the area. Because of her friendly nature, she acquired many friends. She fell in love with a young American named Burbank who had already come to the notice of prominent officials as a man of unusual intelligence. They married and worked in a prominent position in Los Angeles. He rose in his career very rapidly. This could only happen in America. He was still young when he was sent to the Philippines. He spent many years there in the office of Ambassador and inhabited a palace in Manila with his wife.
In their yearly vacation, they again flew over the Pacific Ocean to their old homeland of Los Angeles. There Mrs. Burbank said she wanted to renew an old acquaintance. She entered a phone box and leafed through the telephone directory. She noticed that there was a recently added Jockers name. Curiousity overcame them and they called the appropriate number. There was much excitement as she could hardly get the words out (she was all choked up). But that soon ended as she found out that the other Jockers was a cousin of theirs. It turned out that he was the son of the missing Friedrich Jockers from New York. While she lived in Manila, he had left that inhospitable city and come to Los Angeles without knowing anything about the other family. Thus after a long time, family ties were reunited. All remaining doubts were cleared away as they remembered their youth when their parents had often spoken of the village Waldfischbach in Germany.
In 1959, Mrs. Burbank visited Germany. Her mother could no longer experience the village, but she could. It was with reverence that she entered the old half timbered house, from where in 1892 a young woman called Elisabeth Jockers began her journey to a strange far away country. How often had her mother told her of the low ceilings, and the room that the other sisters divided up during hard times that had often prevailed there. She felt grateful for the security of family around her. She was unashamedly tearful. Her grandparents were long ago deceased, but she laid some flowers on their graves. She had come to this place in her for her mother. She felt the leaving very badly as she left and went to Pirmasens in order to trace her ancestors. It was to ensure that the history of the Jockers family from Waldfischbach and its different tales did not sink into oblivion."

Quellen-Verweis NF13459 :

Personen : Bach Regina, Guttermann (Unknown)
They had two children.

Quellen-Verweis NF13480 :

Personen : (Unknown) Frederica, Distler Philip
Source Information: 1880 United States Census - Census Place: Peoria, Peoria, Illinois
Philip DISTLER Self M Male W 28 BADEN Wood Turner BADEN BADEN
Frederica DISTLER Wife M Female W 30 IL Keeping House RHINE BAIER DARM-STADT
Charles DISTLER Son S Male W 3 IL BADEN IL
Johanna DISTLER Dau S Female W 1 IL BADEN IL

Quellen-Verweis NF13486 :

Personen : Lyons Mary, Powell Constant
In about 1839, Constant emigrated to southern Illinois (St. Clair County) with his wife Mary Lyons whom he married about 1830. Constant and Mary and the children packed their things in a covered wagon. The oldest daughter, Sarah, called Sally, was nine. Sally told her grandchildren that she road a roan mare most of the way. Constant died 1 June 1866 and is buried in the Shiloh Cemetery in St. Clair County, Illinois. It is not known when his wife Mary died. (There is no mention of Constant's widow, Perlitha in the 'family history' as established in census and probate records.)

Quellen-Verweis NF13504 :

Personen : Weiss Philipp Daniel, Zenk Margarethe (Senk)
The below information was provided by Eddie L. Weis:
Early in his teenage years Philipp Daniel learned the art of shoe making, a trade that he would pursue all his life. In his older teenage years he, as all German youths were required to, entered the German army for military training. After returning from military service, sometime before April 1827, Philipp began courting a young village girl by the name of Margarethe Zenk.
Margarethe had faced a very difficult life. She came from peasent stock, her father being a common laborer. What really made things difficult for her, and her mother, was the death of her father, Michael Zenk, when she was only eight years old.
In April of 1828 she had a son out of wedlock. She named him Johannes, (John). One year later, April 1829, she married Philipp. Philipp declared before the town magistrate the boy, John, to be his own. Three months before this marriage Margarethe's mother died.
For the next eleven years Philipp and Margarethe quietly started raising a family in Mutterstadt, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany. First Philip (Born 28 Sept. 1830), then Louis (Born 17 Feb. 1832), then Kathrina Elizabeth (Born 2 Jan. 1837), anf finally Anna Barbara (Born 19 April 1840).
In late 1840 the family immigrated to America. Philipp was 38, Margarethe was 37, John 12, Philip 10, Louis 8, Kathrina 3 and Anna was just a newborn baby. The family lived in New York City for one year. In 1841, they moved to Pine County, Cleveland, Ohio. It was in Waverly, Ohio the last of the children was born, a baby girl they named Eva Catherine.
While living in Pike County, Ohio, in 1850, a cholera epidemic broke out. It was taking members of every family. While Margarethe was on her way home from nursing neighbors, she collapsed in the road. The very next day she died. Her body was buried in Waverly, Ohio. Being the first of the family to die in this new country. One year after her death the family (excluding Louis who chose to stay in Waverly, Ohio) journeyed to St. Louis, St. Clair County, Illinois. The area was commonly known as "Little Germany".
As of 1855, the family had moved to the Kansas Territory. This was during the time when the only white people there were army soldiers at Fort Leavenworth, and Indian traders.
The winter of 1855-56 was very cold with temperatures falling day after day below zero. Without adequate housing Philipp fell to the elements and died in December 1855 at the age of 53.

Quellen-Verweis NF13512 :

Personen : Campbell Wiley, Williams Sarah
After Sarah Williams died, Wiley left all the children with his wife's sister, who had married William "Billy" Henson.

Quellen-Verweis NF13515 :

Personen : Van Buehler Dora, Guetermann Frank G.
Married by James B. Watson, Justice of the Peace.

Quellen-Verweis NF13519 :

Personen : Houck Lavina, Westover James Ira Halbert
In the 1860's they moved to Crawford County, Missouri and built a gristmill on Dry Creek. The site of the mill is now a trout fishing operation called Springrise at Westover.

Quellen-Verweis NF13623 :

Personen : Schubert Elizabeth, Wagner Johann "John" Nicolaus (Jr.)
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index: 1763 - 1900.
Marriage Licence: 2409

Quellen-Verweis NF13676 :

Personen : Briley James Talbert, Green Mary Jane
Additional Information:
The following Briley graves are listed on the Washington County website as being in Big River Cemetery:
BRILEY, CLYDE W. 17 JUL 1912 26 OCT 1969 H/O GOLDIE B. BRILEY,
GLENDA MARIE 23 APR 1917 13 FEB 1920
BRILEY, GOLDIE B. 03 JAN 1914 W/O CLYDE W. BRILEY
BRILEY, HAROLD 20 FEB 1915 22 JUL 1956 PFC CO.D 100 INF DIV; MO 399 INF
BRILEY, HARVEY 1893 1936
BRILEY, JAMES T. JUN 1932 OCT 1932
BRILEY, JESSE JOSEPH, REV. 25 OCT 1890 12 APR 1978 VETERAN
BRILEY, JOSEPH W. 1883 1944
BRILEY, JUNE, 03 JAN 1917 29 APR 1950
BRILEY, LUVADA 1898 1933 W/O HARVEY BRILEY
BRILEY, ORA OPAL 24 JUL 1897 10 MAY 1971 W/O JESSE J. BRILEY
BRILEY, PAUL D. 13 JAN 1936 26 MAY 1954 PFC MO US MARINE CORPS
BRILEY, PAULINE C. 1893 1957 W/O JOSEPH BRILEY
BRILEY, TERRY E. 11 AUG 1955 15 AUG 1955
BRILEY, WILLIAM H. 23 JAN 1933 31 OCT 1991 S/O JESSE JOHN & ORA OPAL (HAMPTON) BRILEY. H/O WILMA (WELLS) WILSON BRILEY
BRILEY, WILMA (WELLS) WILSON D/O CHES & ETHEL WELLS. W/O 1ST FRED WILSON & 2ND WILLIAM H. BRILEY

Quellen-Verweis NF13743 :

Personen : Hinrich Norman, Leutzinger Sharon Virginia
No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF13773 :

Personen : Coffey Newton "Newt", Simmons Clara
No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF13813 :

Personen : Jubard Julie, Mansfield John C.
John married Julia Jubard, daughter of Francis Jubart and Barbara Mary Rosenzweig, on July 20, 1903 in Clay County, Arkansas.

Quellen-Verweis NF13816 :

Personen : Ward John, Westover Zella Estella
No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF13817 :

Personen : Westover Pearl, Westover Raynor "Ranor" Wingo
The two of them were first cousins to each other. No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF13873 :

Personen : Hesse Henry, Poignee Maria
Maria and Henry Hesse had at least 12 children, 8 or 9 boys.

Quellen-Verweis NF13897 :

Personen : (Unknown) , Burch Joe
No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF13898 :

Personen : Burch Jean, Link Bud
As of 2004, they have three sons.

Quellen-Verweis NF13915 :

Personen : Harman Dorthy "Dollie" Jane, Westover Jefferson "Jeff" Thompson
Marriage Record - Crawford County, Missouri.
Volume: D, 1881 -1890
Page: 207
Mr. J. T. Westover of Steelville, Crawford Co., Mo. over 21
Miss Dollie Harman of Steelville, Crawford Co., Mo. over 18
License 13 May 1885
Married on 31 May 1885 by R. P. Cook, JP at the residence of the bride`s father, Crawford County, Missouri.

Quellen-Verweis NF13989 :

Personen : (Unknown) Alison, Speichinger (Unknown)
As of 2004, they are living at 27044 W. Conventry Court, Lake Barrington, IL. 60010. Phone: 847-381-0397

Quellen-Verweis NF14059 :

Personen : Eckert George, Lang Mary "Maria"
They lived in the area of Millstadt, St. Clair County, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF14076 :

Personen : Dahm Lorenz "Laurance" J., Klaus Mary M.
They met on the ship coming to the America.

Quellen-Verweis NF14090 :

Personen : Ellis Maria Louisa Augusta, Rupert John
Millstadt, Illinois Enterprise, Friday, May 14, 1915, Page 5:
Miss Mamie Ellis, daughter of Mrs. William Drewes was married in Rolla, Missouri to John Rubert (Rupert) on May 8, 1915. They will reside in St. Louis.

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