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The Crome Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · documented from the public record
Conrad Crome d. 1904
Conrad Crome ⚭ Mary Crome
childrenConrad F. Crome · Herman Crome · Fred Crome · Hermine Crome · William Crome · Anna Crome · John Crome · Emma Crome - Came to Kansas and purchased 160 acres in Logan township, Marshall county.
- Developed it for general farming and stock raising until his death in 1904.
- Member and trustee of the German Lutheran church.
- Republican.
- Served as road boss and on the local school board.
- He and wife Mary were parents of thirteen children, eight living.
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Crome family? Ask us →The Erickson Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · from Sweden · documented from the public record
Jacob Erickson 1803 – 1866
Jacob Erickson ⚭ Mary Elizabeth Jones
- Born March 1803, Sweden.
- Died 1866.
- Prominent in his Swedish community.
- Wife Mary Elizabeth (Jones) born 1816, died 1869.
- Parents of eight children (five living at time of writing).
- Three emigrated to the United States: Charlie (Vikberg, Kansas.
- First of family to emigrate, 1868), Christena (m. Nels Johnson of Randolph, Kansas), and Peter F. Jacobson.
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Erickson family? Ask us →The Nelson Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · documented from the public record
Franz Edward Nelson
Franz Edward Nelson ⚭ Catherine White
childrenMargaret Nelson
- Farmer/stockman in Cottage Hill (Walnut) township, Marshall County, Kansas.
- Independent in politics.
- Served as township trustee and assessor, member local school board.
- Active in Farmers Union and Lutheran church.
- Married Catherine White (dau. of Peter White of Denmark).
- Their child Margaret born Nov 11, 1908.
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Nelson family? Ask us →The Train Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · from Alsace-Lorraine, France · documented from the public record
George Train
George Train ⚭ Mary Train
- Native of Alsace-Lorraine, France.
- Came to the United States in 1841 at age 13.
- Lived in Canada, then Illinois, then Iowa, where he died some years before 1917.
- Father of F. A. Train.
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Train family? Ask us →The Wassermann Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · from Germany · documented from the public record
Chris Wassermann
Chris Wassermann ⚭ Katie Germerroth
- Native of Germany, prominent resident of Herkimer township, Marshall county.
- Married Katie Germerroth.
- Father of Kate and Lizzie Wassermann (both married Fred Crome).
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Wassermann family? Ask us →The Wassermann Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · documented from the public record
Kate Wassermann 1887 – 1909
Kate Wassermann ⚭ Fred Crome
childrenKatie Crome
- Born 1887 in Herkimer township, daughter of Chris and Katie (Germerroth) Wassermann, natives of Germany.
- Married Fred Crome in 1908.
- Died at the birth of her daughter Katie (b. Oct 27, 1909).
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Wassermann family? Ask us →The Wassermann Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · documented from the public record
Lizzie Wassermann b. 1889
Lizzie Wassermann ⚭ Fred Crome
- Born 1889 in Marshall county, daughter of Chris and Katie (Germerroth) Wassermann and sister of Kate Wassermann.
- Married Fred Crome in 1912.
- Children: Fred (b. Jan 29, 1913), Munford (b. Nov 19, 1914, d. Jan 22, 1917), Edgar (b. Apr 9, 1916).
- German Lutheran.
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Wassermann family? Ask us →The White Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · from Denmark · documented from the public record
Peter White d. 1880
Peter White ⚭ Mrs. White
childrenDorathy White · Margaret White · Catherine White · Mary White
- Native of Denmark.
- Emigrated with family to the United States in 1878, settling in Walnut township, Marshall County, Kansas, where he died in 1880.
- Wife born May 6, 1844.
- After his death she resided in Washington County, Kansas.
- Lutheran.
- Children: Dorathy (m. Stenson, Cottage Hill), Margaret (dressmaker, Marysville), Catherine (m. Franz Edward Nelson), Mary (deceased).
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your White family? Ask us →The Wohler Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · documented from the public record
Ortwin F. Wohler
Ortwin F. Wohler ⚭ Emma Sand
childrenMable Wohler
- Eldest son of Theo and Sophia (Elstroth) Wohler.
- Educated in local schools, became a successful young farmer raising Aberdeen Angus cattle.
- Married Emma Sand on April 13, 1910.
- Member of Evangelical church.
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Wohler family? Ask us →The Wohler Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · documented from the public record
Theo Wohler
Theo Wohler ⚭ Sophia Elstroth
- Farmer.
- Managed home place and in 1882 purchased the 160-acre home farm, later owning 480 acres.
- Married Sophia Elstroth on March 24, 1882.
- Breeder of grade hogs and Aberdeen Angus cattle.
- Built horse barn 1892, modern house 1906.
- Now deceased.
- Son Frank operates the farm.
- Member of the Evangelical church, Democrat.
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
Is this your Wohler family? Ask us →The Wolfgang Family
of Marshall County, Kansas · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Jacob Wolfgang
Jacob Wolfgang ⚭ Sarah Schwartz
childrenBarbara Wolfgang
- Born in Pennsylvania.
- Came to Kansas with his family in 1870, settling on a homestead farm south of Beattie.
Source: History of Marshall County, Kansas (1917)
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