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The Boehm Family
of Hall County, Nebraska · from Germany · documented from the public record
Catherine Boehm
Catherine Boehm ⚭ George Boehm, Andrew Ott
childrenMrs. Buechler · Mrs. C. H. Menck · Theodore P. Boehm · Fred J. Boehm · Adolph T. Boehm · Otto O. Ott · Walter Ott - Native of Germany, came to US in childhood.
- Married George Boehm in St. Louis.
- After his death remarried Andrew Ott.
- Three children by that union, two surviving (Otto O. and Walter).
- Maiden surname unknown.
- Filed under married surname Boehm.
Source: History of Hall County, Nebraska (1920)
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of Hall County, Nebraska · from Germany · documented from the public record
George Boehm
George Boehm ⚭ Catherine
childrenMrs. Buechler · Mrs. C. H. Menck · Theodore P. Boehm · Fred J. Boehm · Adolph T. Boehm - Native of Germany, came to US in childhood.
- Married in St. Louis, Missouri.
- Learned brewing business.
- Foreman/manager for Fred Krug's brewery in Omaha.
- Came to Grand Island 1870 and operated own brewery.
- Died at age thirty-six.
- Democrat, Lutheran.
Source: History of Hall County, Nebraska (1920)
Is this your Boehm family? Ask us →The Heflin Family
of Hall County, Nebraska · from South Carolina · documented from the public record
Ezekiel Heflin d. 1905
Ezekiel Heflin ⚭ Eleanor E. Moore
- Father of Dr. William J. Heflin.
- Minister in the Christian church for many years.
- Born in South Carolina, died 1905 in Minnesota.
- Moved to Wisconsin in childhood, married there.
- Eight children.
Source: History of Hall County, Nebraska (1920)
Is this your Heflin family? Ask us →The Raven Family
of Hall County, Nebraska · from Germany · documented from the public record
Herman Raven
Herman Raven ⚭ Theresa Loop
childrenGrover Cleveland Raven · Jacob Raven · George Raven · Marvin Raven · Anna Raven
- Native of Germany.
- Came to the United States in the 1860s and settled at Linn, Kansas, later buying a farm in Washington County.
- Operated an elevator at Linn.
- Democrat.
- Served many years as justice of the peace.
Source: History of Hall County, Nebraska (1920)
Is this your Raven family? Ask us →The Shipton Family
of Hall County, Nebraska · from Kentucky · documented from the public record
Samuel F. Shipton
Samuel F. Shipton ⚭ Lovina S. Davison
childrenRobert P. Shipton · Ella Shipton · Cassie Shipton
- Born in Kentucky, went early in life to Illinois, then came to Hall County, Nebraska in 1879.
- Farmer, later retired in Alda, Hall County.
- Active in Democratic politics.
- Member of the Methodist Episcopal church, M.W.A. and A.O.U.W. Children: Robert P.
- Ella (wife of Wesley Knox of Alda).
- Cassie (wife of Mark Hessel of Alda).
Source: History of Hall County, Nebraska (1920)
Is this your Shipton family? Ask us →The Stratman Family
of Hall County, Nebraska · from Germany · documented from the public record
Henry Stratman b. 1850
Henry Stratman ⚭ Charlotte Spethman
childrenHerman Leopold Stratman · Malvina Stratman
- Born Germany 1850.
- According to History of Hall County, Nebraska (1920), came to Grand Island 1871 as a first-class mechanic.
- Opened a wagon and blacksmith shop, later went into the implement business and became a man of ample means.
- Married Charlotte Spethman in Grand Island.
- Family of six children, only one (Malvina) surviving.
Source: History of Hall County, Nebraska (1920)
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of Hall County, Nebraska · from West Virginia · documented from the public record
Amanda Warner 1845 – 1914
Amanda Warner ⚭ Mr. Ravens
childrenGeorge Ravens · Frank Ravens · Amelia Ravens · Rose Ravens · Jennie Ravens · Lewis David Ravens · Mable Ravens · Rena Ravens
- Born in West Virginia 1845, died 1914.
- Wife of Mr. Ravens, a baker of German descent who farmed in Kansas and Hall County, Nebraska, settling in Cairo.
Source: History of Hall County, Nebraska (1920)
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