Genealogie - Lillie Vogel (Saucke), tocher des Henry J. Saucke und Minna Marie D. Saucke (Zeitz).

Arootdigger found this at source listed below. She believes finders are keepers. However if you disagree please leave a comment. I have had a invested interest in this family tree because of the location in Joliet, illinois and the Franz Josef VOGEL  is a nephew of Anna Vogel who married August Friedrich SEIL who also lived in Will county and was naturalized in Joliet. They were listed as second marriage in the church of St Peters near Farnhamville, Calhound county, Iowa.  I have been trying to find more on Dorothea Seil Dohrman for a very long time. I suspect she ties to Ahndorf or Boitze. The Saucke family has many connections to mine.  Stay tuned for more. Or just browse my blog. I had more information on the Vogels through tom vogels website. I didnt save it all to my database.

I have Lillie Vogel (SAUCKE), a daughter of Henry J. Saucke and Minna Marie D. SAUCKE (Zeitz).

Henry J. SAUCKE was born in Dec 1859 at area of Nahrendorf, in Hannover kingdom, Germany. He immigrated to the USA in 1883 and became a naturalized citizen in 1889. By 7 Jun 1900, Henry Saucke was living at Reading Township, Calhoun County, Iowa.

Minna Marie D. Zeitz was born on 6 Mar 1865 at Gadesbunden, Germany. She immigrated to the USA in 1881 and was naturalized a citizen in 1889.

Henry J. Saucke and Minna Marie D. Zeitz married 00 at Farnhamville, Calhoun County, Iowa on 12 Jul 1888.

I also have Alvina Carolina Katherena DOHRMANN, born 21 Oct 1871 at Joliet, Will County, Illinois. She migrated from Illinois to Calhoun County, Iowa on 31 Dec 1887. 

Franz Josef VOGEL and Alvina Dohrmann married at Farnhamville, Calhoun County, Iowa on 1 Feb 1893.

Alvina Dohrmann was a daughter of Heinrich F. C. Dohrman and Dorothea Dohrman (Seil).

Heinrich Dohrman was bon on 13 Mar 1834 at  ? , Hamburg, Germany. He immigrated to the USA in 1870 and was living in Cedar Township, Calhoun County, Iowa by 9 Jun 1900.

I have not identified ancestors of Dorothy Seil.

Note :  Some of the above is based soley on family records.
Note :  If you are interested, I will be glad to send you reports from my database by e-mail. My personal e-mail address is wemanuel(AT)thenandchange.org . My job keeps me very busy during the work week, and I also travel at times for work. If there is a delay in responding to your inquiry, it's not due to lack of interest, and I will eventually get back to you.

GENEALOGY - LETTERS - SCHROEDER, NAEFKE, Reading Township in Calhoun county Iowa.

Multiple names in the same surnames can get so confusing. I can see why the Germans had to be so organized due to the fact that there might have been five Heinrich Schroeder in the same house and maybe twenty on the same block. The following letters are from Queries about the Schroeder names found at ancestry.com

Leona and Hilda SCHROEDER
(granddaughters of Heinrich SCHROEDER)
lived in Farnhamville, Iowa at the times of their deaths
in 2004 and 1988, respectively.
An obituary on Clarence SCHROEDER, their brother,
indicated that he had farmed in Reading Township,Calhoun county Iowa.

I have no information of the NAEFKE family
other than Dora having married Henry SCHROEDER.

I don't have any information on towns for the
Schroeders in Germany, other than the Marsala passenger list specifying Oldendorf.
Laurene

akoenen [localities.northam.usa.states.iowa.counties.calhoun]
Posted: 31 Aug 2010 2:18AM GMT

Classification: Query

Surnames: Schroeder Onken Oade

I have a Henry Schroeder born in 1895.

Henry's parents were Carl SCHROEDER
& Dora OADE, and his wife was Bessie M. ONKEN.
He disappeared in the 1930s though, so there wasn't any records of him around then.
No, mine is a different Henry. My Henry SCHROEDER was
born in Germany in about 1839. He had a son named Henry,
but he was born in 1874 (too early for your Henry).
The younger Henry married Doretta (Dora) NAEFKE, and their only son was Clarence, born in 1919.
Could this be your Henry?

The Names are there. "One only has to begin to look".
ONKEN, SCHROEDER, NAEFKE, OADE.

Genealogy Family History of Surname Schoeberlein of Calhoun county Iowa

I wanted to include the little more I saw of the Frotscher family in the Calhoun County, Iowa History book.
Pp. 392.

Jack Russel SCHOEBERLEIN is one of four children of John and Belle Frotscher SCHOEBERLEIN and lived all of his life in Cedar Township of Rural Lohrville, Calhoun county, Iowa.

The dad - John Carl Schoeberlein born in Pittsburg Penn. usa. His ancestry came from the southwest region in west Germany in what is known as the Black forest region and maybe in the French Territory. His parents along with Rudolph, Conrad, Martin, Oscar and sister Hilda came to Iowa and lived on a Farm Northwest of Farnhamville. Iowa. He was sixteen old when he came to Iowa. He as a steam fitter while in Penn. After living in Iowa he installed Plumbing in new Hotel.

The mom - Belle Elisabeth Frotscher was born in Illinois and was only three months old when her parents, five other sisters and two brothers came to Iowa to make their home in Cedar township where they were educated in the country schools and farmed.

The dad and mom married 1915. Four children born here. Jeannie Ione [Des Moines], Ferris [ moved to Havre, Montana] , Jack Russel[ Cedar township] , Cecil [ Farnhamville] This article that I briefly edited loosely was written by Jack Schoeberlein


Comment: I did find Bertha C. McKinley at Havre, Hill county Montana - 1930 Census. It said married. Though another shot of information claims she was not married. Birth around 1890. another Info census I had said she was born around 1884? The William Mckinley she was Married to worked for the Steam railroad. He had something to do with the Cars.